Grunting, Groaning, or Moaning
The patients living with Alzheimer’s tend to grunt, moan, groan, and even shout with loud voices and this indicates their disruptive behavior due to the declining brain health. The vocalization and speaking out loud are more common among later-stage patients of Alzheimer’s as well as there are certain changes in their facial expressions too while they call out or groan. There is an occurrence of squinting eyes, labored breathing, and increased groaning which might be sign of any pain they are suffering from. Moreover, there is occurrence of involuntary vocalizing behaviors too in the case of Alzheimer’s patients indicating a degenerative pattern of brain tissues due to the disease.