Jonel, a busy OB/GYN, initially attributed her hand tremors and cognitive decline to stress and medication side effects. However, after experiencing worsening symptoms, she was ultimately diagnosed with early-onset, early-stage Alzheimer's disease.
When Jonel first noticed she was having trouble moving her hands, a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease never crossed her mind. As a doctor specializing in obstetrics and gynecology, she was juggling 80-hour workweeks in her busy private practice, doing everything from seeing patients to performing surgery.
can cause serious side effects including amyloid related abnormalities , serious allergic reactions and infusion-related reactions. Some people may have small spots of bleeding in or on the surface of the brain, sometimes fatal events with larger areas of bleeding have occurred. Patients who may be eligible for treatment with
fights the disease in two ways. First, may no longer be an appropriate option. That is why it’s important to discuss treatment with your doctor as soon as possible. “The idea is, if you intervene early, while the patient still has a lot of cognitive function available to them, and you stop some of the progression of plaque deposition, you may allow them to have a longer period of time before their cognitive function declines significantly ,” says Dr. Helveston. “So early diagnosis is really the key.
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