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What can i do for memory loss? at first was keys, now is why i went to another room.
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It depends: A memory specialist needs to decide, based on your age, the time course and any other symptoms, what the cause is. For example, stroke, infection of the brain, degenerative condition, nutritional deficiency and on and on. The treatment would depend on the cause.
Answered 6/29/2013
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