Alzheimer's disease generally affects people above age 40, especially in some ancestral forms of the disease. A situation called easygoing cognitive destruction, incapability to form memories for proceedings that occurred a few minutes before, usually is the primary indication of the disease. Even if other situation may cause mild cognitive destruction, if no particular cause is there. While the disease progresses, a variety of symptoms may become noticeable, as well as defeat of memory, nervousness, puzzlement, tetchiness, and restiveness, as well as bewilderment.
      
Cure from this disease is not possible still now. Sometimes we can find it inherited if any family members have an earlier history of Alzheimer’s. Treatment includes relieving the patient's symptoms and alleviating constant worry on caregivers all the way through support groups and psychotherapy services. The afflicted person may: forget names of families, friends and places, forget to use right words to express his feeling and forget the place of everyday stuff.

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