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Should i be concerned if my mother is experiences memory loss from time to time, should i be worried?
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Yes: Experiencing memory loss from time to time calls for medical evaluation. Yes, you should be concerned -- and you could help make sure your mother gets to a neurologist or psychiatrist.
Answered 12/25/2013
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