In the first and third Wednesday of each month in local audas located in Magallanes 1320, runs the Support to Families of people with Alzheimer's and Related. In the hours of 19 to 20 Hs
Sunday, March 22, 2009
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Family Support Group
In the first and third Wednesday of each month in local audas located in Magallanes 1320, runs the Support to Families of people with Alzheimer's and Related. In the hours of 19 to 20 Hs
In the first and third Wednesday of each month in local audas located in Magallanes 1320, runs the Support to Families of people with Alzheimer's and Related. In the hours of 19 to 20 Hs
Sunday, March 15, 2009
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Uruguayan Alzheimer's Association and Allied is a civil non-profit dedicated to providing support and information relatives and carers of people affected by demencias.La association provides educational information about the disease, daily contact with people suffering from these conditions and provides tools to deal with everyday problems that carry these diseases. There are support groups and persons qualified in the field, as well as a Scientific Advisory Committee composed of an academic team is multidisciplinario.AUDAS member of the International Federation of Alzheimer's disease, Alzheimer's Disease International and Ibero
Alzheimer Disease 
M Jaki Milosc Odcinki
About us What is Alzheimer
Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia in the elderly is a serious disorder, degenerative produced by the gradual loss of brain cells, whose cause is not fully known. This is a very rare disease in young patients, occasionally in the middle-aged and more frequent as the years are met.
The disease affects the parts of the brain that control thought, memory and language. Although each day is known about the disease is still unknown the exact cause of it and today not available effective treatment.
Dementia is a brain disorder that seriously affects a person's ability to perform daily activities. Is a deficiency in short-term memory forgetting things that just happened-and long- -Memories-are removed, associated with thought problems, trial and other disorders of brain function and personality changes.
The dementia symptoms include the inability to learn new information and remembering things that were known in the past, problems speaking and speak clearly, or to carry out motor activities or to recognize objects. Patients also may experience a change in personality and may have difficulty working or conducting business as usual. Can sometimes have symptoms similar to depression (such as sadness or adjustment problems) or anxiety.
Between 25% and 50% of people over 65 have problems subjective memory loss, however this does not mean you will develop dementia in the future, experts often consider this reduction a normal capacity is associated with age. There
reversible causes of dementia, such as high fever, dehydration, vitamin deficiencies, poor nutrition, adverse drug reactions, thyroid problems or mild traumatic brain injury. The recognition of these causes and their treatment can improve the situation of the patient, may return to their previous situation after treating the process that caused the changes.
However, in most cases, dementia is not reversible. The most common causes of irreversible dementia is Alzheimer's disease and other diseases such as Parkinson disease or dementia with Lewy bodies, which form the group of degenerative dementias. Cause vascular dementia are the second largest in Western countries, and the first in some eastern countries like Japan. This type of dementia is caused by damage to the vessels supplying the brain, either by multiple strokes, or bleeding, or decreased blood flow to the brain. Often the patients have dementia 'mixed', ie having a degenerative disease and involvement stroke.
Dementia is becoming one of the most important health problems of our society, more and more elderly . The frequency of dementia doubles every five years, from 65, and it is estimated that over 30% of patients over age 85 have dementia. Many of these patients have Alzheimer's dementia. Historically the term
Alzheimer's disease is applied to progressive dementia that developed in middle age of life, before the senile stage. By contrast, dementia was called to what appeared in the later stages of life. Over time, it was demonstrated that both processes were the same regardless age of onset 
Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia in the elderly is a serious disorder, degenerative produced by the gradual loss of brain cells, whose cause is not fully known. This is a very rare disease in young patients, occasionally in the middle-aged and more frequent as the years are met.
The disease affects the parts of the brain that control thought, memory and language. Although each day is known about the disease is still unknown the exact cause of it and today not available effective treatment.
Dementia is a brain disorder that seriously affects a person's ability to perform daily activities. Is a deficiency in short-term memory forgetting things that just happened-and long- -Memories-are removed, associated with thought problems, trial and other disorders of brain function and personality changes.
The dementia symptoms include the inability to learn new information and remembering things that were known in the past, problems speaking and speak clearly, or to carry out motor activities or to recognize objects. Patients also may experience a change in personality and may have difficulty working or conducting business as usual. Can sometimes have symptoms similar to depression (such as sadness or adjustment problems) or anxiety.
Between 25% and 50% of people over 65 have problems subjective memory loss, however this does not mean you will develop dementia in the future, experts often consider this reduction a normal capacity is associated with age. There
reversible causes of dementia, such as high fever, dehydration, vitamin deficiencies, poor nutrition, adverse drug reactions, thyroid problems or mild traumatic brain injury. The recognition of these causes and their treatment can improve the situation of the patient, may return to their previous situation after treating the process that caused the changes.
However, in most cases, dementia is not reversible. The most common causes of irreversible dementia is Alzheimer's disease and other diseases such as Parkinson disease or dementia with Lewy bodies, which form the group of degenerative dementias. Cause vascular dementia are the second largest in Western countries, and the first in some eastern countries like Japan. This type of dementia is caused by damage to the vessels supplying the brain, either by multiple strokes, or bleeding, or decreased blood flow to the brain. Often the patients have dementia 'mixed', ie having a degenerative disease and involvement stroke.
Dementia is becoming one of the most important health problems of our society, more and more elderly . The frequency of dementia doubles every five years, from 65, and it is estimated that over 30% of patients over age 85 have dementia. Many of these patients have Alzheimer's dementia. Historically the term
Alzheimer's disease is applied to progressive dementia that developed in middle age of life, before the senile stage. By contrast, dementia was called to what appeared in the later stages of life. Over time, it was demonstrated that both processes were the same regardless age of onset
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