Agitation in Alzheimer's Disease (AD)

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Agitation is a common behavioral symptom in Alzheimer’s disease that can cause significant distress to both individuals and their caregivers. It may involve emotional outbursts, restlessness, or inappropriate behaviors.

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Agitation in Alzheimer's Disease (AD)

Agitation in Alzheimer’s is described as a set of symptoms which may include:

Restlessness – pacing, fidgeting, or wandering aimlessly.
Emotional distress – irritability, frustration, or anxiety over daily activities or interactions.
Inappropriate behavior – yelling, aggressive actions, or resistance to care.
Difficulty with transitions – becoming upset during changes in routine or environment.

At Re:Cognition Health, we understand the challenges posed by agitation in Alzheimer’s disease. We aim to provide comprehensive support, cutting-edge treatment options, and strategies to help improve the quality of life for individuals and their families.