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Twice in the last two months my friend cannot remember talking on the phone to me at night. he has no recollection of our phone call next morning?
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Memory loss: Many causes of forgetfulness including anxiety, depression, dementia and substance abuse. Also if late at night and tired simply mental exhaustion. Requires more info.
Answered 8/29/2013
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