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What are some common medications known to help brain fog?
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The question needs..: 'brian fog' is pretty general. Hard to tell if it muzzy thinking from street drugs, medication, aftermath of trauma to the head, etc. I think you need someone tohelp search out the particulars. Try a psychiatrist and be sure what you're dealing with.
Answered 4/14/2016
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