Alzheimer's Disease Self Test

The Alzheimer's Disease Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Alzheimer's Disease. Once you know your Alzheimer's Disease Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

I have been diagnosed with a brain injury or tumor. (1)
I have been drinking excessively. (1)
I have been diagnosed with a mental illness. (1)
I have been diagnosed with a personality disorder. (1)
I have had some difficulty carrying out normal tasks in the past 20 years. (1)
I have been productive in the past. (1)
I tend to forget where I placed some things. (1)
I tend to forget some people’s names. (1)
I tend not to remember what day it is. (1)
Lately, I have been having trouble performing tasks I am good at. (1)
I have been having trouble remembering certain events in the past. (1)
Sometimes I forget where I am. (1)
I have been feeling more irritable lately. (1)
I have been feeling more frustrated over little things. (1)
Sometimes I forget how certain things (machines, equipments, etc.) work. (1)
I have been feeling more confused. (1)
I have been feeling more nervous. (1)
I have had trouble with driving. (1)
Sometimes I forget where I am going. (1)
I have been getting lost. (1)
I tend to forget where I work. (1)
I have been having trouble recalling the names of certain objects or places. (1)
I have been having a great difficulty finding words to express my thoughts lately. (1)
Lately, I have been feeling very afraid. (1)
At times I have been surrounded with unfamiliar people. (1)
Lately, I tend not to recognize the person/people talking to me. (1)
People have asked me if I have forgotten who they were. (1)
I have been having difficulty writing words down. (1)
I have been having difficulty planning certain things. (1)
I have been having difficulty choosing certain things for myself. (1)
Lately, I get very confused over who some people are or where I am. (1)
I have not been functioning quite normally. (1)
I have not been very efficient in my tasks recently. (1)
My memory is not quite perfectly fine. (1)
I don't know exactly where I am all the time. (1)
I don't know exactly where I am going all the time. (1)
I have been having some difficulty finding where I placed certain objects. (1)
I have forgotten the important people in my life. (1)
I have been feeling disoriented lately. (1)
I have gotten lost in the last several days. (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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