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In cases of retrograde amnesia from brain damage, is it common to only have the amnesia, or are there often other side effects?
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Usually more: Brain damage is rarely associated with only amnesia and there are likely to be other deficits. You should consult a neurologist.
Answered 9/28/2016
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