What is the efficacy of aricet in people over 60 years? What are the recommended doses? How long does it take for tolerance to develop? What side effects may be dangerous in this treatment? And, does it cure the disease?
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There is actually no cure for Alzheimer’s disease. Aricept is once a day prescription drug that has limited action in mild to moderate forms of this disease. Alzheimer disease affects elderly people, but aricept is contraindicated in persons with kidney, liver, heart or lung diseases. Also during using drugs like nsaids there can be drug interactions. Aricept affects acetylholin’s action and by the same way side effects are forming. Decreased appetite, nausea, diarrhoea, insomnia and dry mouth are among the others.
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