Stages 3: Mild Cognitive Decline. The People around Also Begin to See Minor Changes
In this stage, some people with these symptoms can be diagnosed with early-stage of Alzheimer’s disease. Friends, family, colleagues, etc., begin to notice the changes. Even if you start to notice the change, it may be difficult to tell whether it is due to Alzheimer’s disease or normal aging. Clinical trials and detailed interview can recognize and measure problems with memory.
In general, there are the following difficulties:
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Family members and other close friends find that they can’t remember words or names
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Repeat the same question
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The ability to recall the names of new acquaintances is reduced
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Family, friends, or colleagues notice diminished ability to perform well socially or at work
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They hardly remember things, even if it is a text they just read.
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Easily lose or misplace valuable items
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Poor ability to organize and plan