I'm almost in my mid fifties, this past year or so my memory is getting worse, is this normal?
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I first thought about it when I worked with someone and didn't realise that I'd met her earlier. Also can't find my words or names of people, things, places etc. Can't remember things I've done just recently. I'm worried it's some type of early dimensions but hope not. Anyone else experiencing similar or know what's causing this. Any suggestions welcome. ?
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EileenH elaine12351
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Sometimes the menopause can be to blame for "brain fog" and so can various autoimmune disorders. But why not dicuss it with your GP - there are simple tests that can establish if it is something to be concerned about and there are ways of helping.
sue38604 elaine12351
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elaine12351
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Thanks for your replies. I went through early menopause so been past that for about 7 years now. Il see how it goes for maybe another year. I'm very aware of it so il have to keep an eye on it & if it gets worse il have to see my GP for a memory test.
EileenH elaine12351
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I wouldn't wait for a year - it is only a simple conversation at first and the sooner you learn coping strategies the easier it will be. Plus it COULD be something else and that need to be looked at just in case.
sue38604 elaine12351
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I too wouldn't wait. I have a lot of brain fog but mine is due to CFS, (chronic fatigue syndrome), so I know the cause of mine! The sooner you know the better as like I said if it is due to any form of dementia the sooner you get medication the better.