How to improve memory in old age
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Decided to add a little more info after looking at a few other posts, I am diabetic and have had a few low blood sugars where I have gone into seizures. This has happened maybe 3 times since I have been diagnosed about 10 years ago. I don't recall If I had any memory problems before this happened but I always did well in school until recently my memory seems to have gotten a lot worse.
i heard that propranolol causes memory loss. if so how wil i cope with creeping old age.
I'm sure all she been through has manifested itself in her somehow which needs to be addressed. She's so young to have nedured so much. Get her to the pediatrician and go from there. There may be something else going on, and all this has to be affecting her school work, and her ability to function as a 5 year old. I hope both your lives continue to improve, and never stop moving forward.
Lately,however, additional symptoms are creeping in, and it is not easy to determine whether they are due to my advancing years or to an increase in attention deficit. I am referring to greater difficulty focusing on reading and listening. I also struggle now with remembering names, appointments, the content of conversations etc.
In regards to the latter and also to the reading issue, I would certainly blame an increased tendency for the mind to flutter off.
and this flashing documentation is suppossed to explain how to give a homo-sappien a clean slate of memory to allow for optimal performance.,,,,,just change your whole attitude on all the events that are holding up your memory.... yes what a wonderful day.... but now that wonderful day is clogging up your memory.... why is there any reason to want to keep some old memory that will take up a lot of brain power... up your memory for a while.......
To give you an idea of some symptoms ater surgery, and it takes 4 - 6 weeks to start feeling better.Your mother has been under a lot of physical and mental stress and considering age it is not surprising nor unexpected to have any of the following and considered normal to:
Have a poor appetite -- it will take several weeks for it to return.
Have swelling in the leg if the graft was taken from the leg. Elevating the leg and wearing elastic TED hose for several weeks helps reduce swelling.
it is again a natural supplement ,this works on a sub-molecular level to improve Focus, concentration and memory , you can google it for more information.
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Degree and rate of recovery from subdural hematoma surgery varies from patient to patient, depending upon the severity of the subdural hematoma and how quickly it was discovered and treated. Mostly adults recover within six months. Complications may occur during surgery which may be long lasting. Seizure is a common long-term complication.
I was trying to figure out how much of the problem was ADHD related, and how much was related to improper medication. Because, treating the reading problem may not be treating the cause of the reading problem. I still really don't have much of a feeling for what is going on with her medication wise. Its very difficult for a child with ADHD to concentrate when the meds have wore off. If it is highly entertaining, they can really focus in, but otherwise its very difficult.
I am a 46 year old male that has been experiencing some memory problems. Most people I know have memory problems so the question is what's normal. I can remember verbatim the last 30 to 50 words spoken on a television show or my locker combination from elementary school. But I can't remember where I set stuff down. I forget that I turned the tea kettle on or put a bag of popcorn in the microwave. I do remember it hits me, when I look for my tea.
Blueberries also help existing nerve cells in the brain to communicate with each other better. They even appear to encourage the growth of new nerve cells in the brain.
If Big Pharma came up with a drug that could grow new nerve cells in the brain. Not that it could (or would) ever happen, but can you imagine the headlines: "Grow New Brain Cells with Our Miracle Drug!!!!!" Sure, there would be the occasional side-effects, like your head exploding. But that's a small risk.
Just doing a quick google search, I found this pretty comprehensive website on post concussion syndrome, and therapies.
http://www.brain-injury-therapy.com/articles/brain_injury.
I have these symptoms. I am in IT and not able to perform. So leaving the 3 rd job in 2 years.
Memory loss
Confusion
Illogical thinking
Speech disorder, Sometimes I speak wrong words, difficult to recall word while conversation.
I couldn’t subtract 93-7 yesterday.
If I concentrate on studying new things for few hours, head become heavy and confusing about the contents I read. Not confident at all.
There is no much neurologist who checks brain in Melbourne Australia.
To answer your question I need to know what laser surgery you had.
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