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Asperger Syndrome in the Elderly06/13/2008 |
Does the Asperger syndrome become more pronounced with aging, and have the symptoms been mistaken for Alzheimer`s disease? In our drug oriented and proactive society, a doctor may test a patient who begins to need help at home because of aging. Finding "dementia," the doctor typically presecribes the most currently promising medication for Alzheimer`s disease. Would Namenda or the Excelon patch be at all helpful to an elderly person with Asperger syndrome?
Thank you for your inquiry regarding Asperger's and the elderly. Unfortunately, we are a pediatric website and therefore are unable to answer your question.
If you have any pediatric questions regarding autism or Asperger's in children, please don't hesitate to contact us.
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Susan Thompson, MSN, CPNP Research Nurse Practitioner OSU Nisonger Center The Ohio State University |
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