Memory test neuropsychology
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Hello I'am 49. At 47 I under went quintuple bypass surgery after which I had memory loss,confusion,
can't process information and a very uncontrolable anger problem which I take 80 mg of citalophram
a day along with several other meds. Is there a own going study of this ? It seems to me there writing
this of as several different reasons, heart disease, alzhiemers and so on......When I went in before
surgery I had none of the problems I stated but these are all post surgery problems ..
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The frontal lobe is associated with mood and memory. Thus any damage to this lobe can lead to long term memory loss, mood swings, talking too much, and energy bursts leading to over activity. Long term complication is chance of schizophrenia.
There is a possibility that your friend has auditory and visual hallucinations typical of schizophrenia that prompt him to take actions he is taking now. Please get him evaluated in neuropsychiatry or by a psychiatrist.
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reasoning, and more by repeating things immediately, 15 minutes later, half hour later, little puzzles and test to test your ability to sort things and solve problems. That test takes a few hours.
Aside from paralysis or loss of muscle movement, other possible issues such as memory loss or thinking difficulties, difficulty talking, emotional problems and depression, pain and changes in behavior and self-care may be observed. These can be managed with stroke rehabilitation and regular consult with his attending physician. Complementary and alternative medicine such as acupuncture may also help.
I agree that she should see a psychologist, maybe more than one, including one who will do neuropsychology testing on her. This is a comprehensive assessment giving good insight as to how the various parts of the brain are functioning. If evaluation by psychologists does not give an indication as to what could be happening, then perhaps she'll need treatment for a psychiatric disorder as well as MS.
More details would help here, and I'm sure more people will comment.
But in the meantime, while you wait for a sleep test or to see a doc to figure out what might be doing this to your memory, let us say you know on your own that you don't sleep very well. I can suggest a couple easy things you can do to try to clear this up: One is to exercise to where you break a sweat at least three or four times weekly, this helps release tension and also helps a person sleep better. Two is to make your sleeping room very comfortable...
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• balance problems (ataxia)
• Vertigo and dizziness
• Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) and articulating words (dysphasia)
• Sensory problems (issues with numbness)
• Weakness that affects ability to stand and walk symmetrically
• Arm weakness
Recovery following a stroke depends on a number of factors {The Australian National Stroke Foundation}
• Location
• Type of stroke (bleed or block)
• How much brain tissue damage has occurred
• General health prior to the stroke (how active your father wa
CT scan at time showed trauma to brain but no cyst. Then I started to have horrible memory problems, sudden loss of vision and hearing, weakness in legs and arms, severe headaches and worst of all extreme pressure in my brain! I could not walk, swim, or do exercise because u felt like my brain was going to explode. I was referred for another MRI almost one year later and they found a pineal gland cyst.
can anyone tell me if memory loss is a symptom of HIV?? since, i had this problem recently,,when i plan to do somthing,, i totally forget it when something interrupts...please help me...i'm scared now...i happens for about 4 days already....
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if someone thinks he lost consciousness at one point, say during a fight because he has a memory gap that makes sense to him only if he was knocked out, is there a medical test to show that he indeed lost counsciousness? If so, how soon after the knock out would the test have to be performed?
Hi I am 35 year old non drug using male, who also drinks very little. Last year i had a bout of itch hands which was followed by mental confussion and lines appearing wavey rather than stright. Was Hospitalized and had ct and mri done, plus all the usual blood tests. Found nothing after 6 weeks everything went back to normal, except my eyes which have 20/20 vision but i see white noise in the dark ceiling at night.
My short term memory has gotten really bad. I even notice my coworker and friends and family have notice.If I don't write down a pass word I will forget . I will forget what people have told me. It's gotten pretty bad. I'm 54 and I'm not a smoker . I don't drink ,not over weight. Is there anything I can do?
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