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| thesailingpreacher
- Thu Nov 19, 2009 10:24 pm |
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Is there any possible neurological explanation for moderate short and long-term memory loss a 24 year old male who is a non-drug user, non-drinker, and has no history of severe head trauma? The memory loss has gotten progressively worse over the last year. This is getting extraordinarily frustrating.
-T.S.P.
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| cherri 1
- Sat Dec 12, 2009 4:11 am |
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have the same problem am a 31 year old female sterted when i was about 16 and is getting much worse over the past year and it is interfering with my family life and is very frustrating
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| gagaaaa
- Wed Jun 16, 2010 7:22 am |
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Same for me. I am 22 years old. This memory loss started at the age of 18 and has become worse ever since. I am getting bad grades in subjects that require memorizing stuff. When i read a book i forget what happened in the first half or even the last line that i read and have to read it all over again. My connection making abilities have also been affected. Like when my friends are talking about something it takes me a while to realize what they are talking about. This never happened before.
I also have pain in my head sometimes. Mostly it is in the area between the two eyebrows. I feel pain here when i am outdoors and it is a sunny day or when there are people around me that i do not know.
Any suggestions about my memory loss??
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