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My husband is. 64 he said he couldn't think of our grand children's names briefly. should this be a concern ?
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Memory issue: It is not necessarily a problem to forget names from time to time. Is this part of a pattern? Is he losing things? If you are concerned, he could see a doctor for a neuro cognitive test.
Answered 6/2/2014
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