Age Related Cerebral Atrophy

Hi

Is age related Cerebral Atrophy fully curable and treatable?  Once it happens, can we check's its progress?  What is the best diet for patients with age related cerebral atrophy?

Is Medical Science trying to find a full cure to all age related Neuro problems?

Please reply.

Thanks and Regards
Daya007

[Dr_Francisco]

Age-related cerebral atrophy may be seen on CT scan or MRI study of the brain as a variant of normal aging. Thus, it is not necessarily a disease, but a condition. It may or may not represent the prodrome for a disease. Minimizing risk factors for diabetes, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, coronary artery disease, and stroke may be helpful. A daily exercise program of walking may be helpful. Ruling out certain vitamin deficiencies (e.g., vitamin B12 and folate) may be helpful. Seeing a physician for further assessment may be helpful.

[Dr Rajgopal]

Hi,
Cerebral Atrophy is not curable  . Once the brain cells begin to die , it is difficult to control the progression . It is possible to slow the progression of disease with the help of a nutritious diet comprising of  Omega 3 which is very helpful , multivitamin and multi ineral supplements and exercises . Adequate rest  and physical exercises like walking , cycling , stretching may help .Mental exercises like crossword puzzles may be useful . Hope this helps you . Take care and regards ! .