Overview
Disrupted sleep is likely the only symptom of the disease that appears before other cognitive symptoms such as memory loss.
Alzheimer's plaques have been proven in studies to disrupt sleep, while interrupted sleep has been shown to increase the development of the latter. Those who sleep less than 75 percent of the time are five times more likely to develop preclinical Alzheimer's disease than those who sleep well. Consider patient-related factors such as level of functionality and treatment adherence, as well as family-related factors such as if interpersonal interactions are relaxed and whether other family members, particularly small children, may be negatively affected. Family interactions can be a crucial component of life following
mental health rehab, and research shows that family-based therapies are beneficial in promoting mental health wellbeing and lowering the relapse rate. Cadabams Rehabilitation centres offer specialised programmes and experienced specialists to assist in Post Rehabilitation Care for Alzheimers.