7 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease That Could Appear Earlier Than You Think

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  1. Declining Judgment and Decision-Making
    Changes in judgment can be especially important because they may affect safety and finances.

A person who previously handled money carefully might begin making unusual purchases, giving money to suspicious callers, repeatedly falling for scams, or making financial decisions that are dramatically out of character.

Other changes may involve personal hygiene, driving, medication management, household safety, or choosing clothing that is clearly inappropriate for the weather.

Again, one questionable decision does not indicate dementia. Everyone makes poor decisions occasionally.

The warning sign is a repeated

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