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Progressive memory loss for a few years at 25 years old. what does this?
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Many possibilities: Progressive memory loss at such a young age is concerning. There are many possible causes which may need to be ruled out. First, a complete history and detailed examination are called for. If the memory loss is deemed to be significant or is associated with any neurological symptoms, an MRI of the brain and full laboratory evaluation (including hormone levels) are often ordered as a start.
Answered 12/20/2014
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