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My wife thinks i should see someone for my loss of memory. should i?
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Yes: Memory loss can be a sign of many things from normal aging to underlying disease states. Many of these are fixable like depression or other hormone inbalances. It nevers hurts to see a doctor if you or your family is concerned about something, even if it is to get a reassurance that nothing is wrong. If the memory problems are caused by something the earlie it is diagnosed the better.
Answered 10/4/2016
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