Alzheimer's disease symptoms: early-onset Alzheimer's disease, inability to take care of oneself

This client was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in the hospital. His long-term memory was still preserved, but his short-term memory was damaged and he needed someone to accompany him to take care of him. During a conversation, her concentration is only about twenty minutes, and then she forgets what happened before.

When she first came, she was quiet, spoke little, and needed support to walk. After a comprehensive examination by the doctor and a customized treatment course, there were no obvious changes during the initial treatment. But after the third and fourth treatments, her complexion improved significantly, she no longer needed support when walking, and she was able to hold more fluent conversations.

After the entire course of treatment, she was finally able to complete her daily life and exercise independently, and was even able to use a rhythm machine with ease. Additionally, she and her daughter were able to have a two-hour conversation.