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What can cause you to loss your memory in the time frame of one week?
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Brain Conditions: Generally there are two kinds of brain conditions that can do this: neurological and psychiatric disorders. In terms of neurological disorders the top possibilities would be seizures, delirium, head injury, stroke, and a transient global amnesia. Psychiatric conditions include dissociation, psychosis, and severe anxiety or mood disorder.
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