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Can my anxiety disorder be a cause of my brain fog? even though i take the medication for my anxiety my brain fog never goes away? how could that be?
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POSSIBLY: I am not entirely clear on the brain fog concept but yeas anxiety can certainly be all encompassing. I do not know what medication you are taking but you do have to also make behavioral and life style changes to help like good sleep and diet and exercise and activity. Tell your doctor what is better and what is not.
Answered 10/28/2020
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