Ministry of Health Issues Warning on Alzheimer's and Forgetfulness
Making a statement within the scope of World Alzheimer's Month, the Ministry of Health stated that forgetfulness disrupting daily life should not be considered a natural consequence of aging.
In an informational statement issued for September 1-30 World Alzheimer's Month, the Ministry of Health announced that forgetfulness conditions negatively affecting daily routines should not be neglected and that expert healthcare institutions should be consulted without losing time.
Warning Within the Scope of World Alzheimer's Month
The Ministry of Health issued a statement on the occasion of September 1-30 World Alzheimer's Month, drawing public attention to this progressive brain disorder. The statement emphasized that every sign of forgetfulness should not be viewed as a natural consequence of aging.
Definition and Effects of the Disease
Alzheimer's was defined as a progressive brain disease that leads to various mental and behavioral disorders, notably forgetfulness, and negatively affects an individual's daily life activities. It was stated that while certain memory changes might be normal during the aging process, these could disrupt functionality.
Call for Early Diagnosis and Consultation
Caution is required if daily tasks such as shopping, preparing meals, finding addresses, or communicating with loved ones are disrupted. It is of great importance to recognize the symptoms early and apply to a healthcare institution without wasting time.