common social events work projects or hobbies that were previously avoidance as the symptoms worsen9 behavioural and mood changesas disease progresses behavioural symptoms it a person angry and irritable and she or gets easily and the person to get upset over issues often loses temper developing trust issues with and family10 motor skills though motor skills are mostly affected parkinson s disease get affected in alzheimer s at an disease stage patients face trouble writing neatly buttoning their shirt shoe laces etc they tend to shorter while walking any the above signs should be considered as early warning for s and neurologist must be consulted immediately while no cure exists for alzheimer s it is to catch the ailment in the early stages initiate possible measures includes looking at patterned behavioural setting routines for mundane tasks and certain for managing the behavioural and other symptoms efforts are needed to optimise their physical health maintain nutrition and reduce the risk of and infection helping manage their better dr v p singh chairman institute of