Initial symptoms in people with Alzheimer's disease usually start after age 60.

Usually, the initial symptom is foot drop early in the course of the disease.

Although initial symptoms vary, people with the disease always get worse.

These initial symptoms occur within the first few weeks of infection.

At this point 2 years later, it has not progressed beyond the initial symptoms.

It can take seven or eight years to progress from the initial symptoms to the terminal stage.

Initial symptoms, similar to the common cold, usually develop about a week after exposure to the bacteria.

Patients usually die within weeks of the initial symptoms.

But then it progresses from initial symptoms to almost certain death in a relatively short time.

The initial symptoms of liver failure are often ones that can be due to any number or conditions.