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For the past few months i have been having short term memory loss. we can be having a conversation and i forget what we are talking about or i say . ?
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Memory loss: can be the result of many different factors, i.e., fatigue, lack of sleep, anxiety, distraction, or something physical. Please start w/a visit to your family doctor. After that consider seeing a neuropsychologist who can test you and determine what is going on and ways to manage it. Peace and good health.
Answered 4/2/2018
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