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I feel I have a serious memory issue. The other day my girlfriend ask me to turn the coffee pot on before I leave for work and I said ok. I walked out of the bedroom and it never entered my mind again until she text me later and said you did not turn on the coffee pot. This is but one example of many of the same instances over many years. I am almost 49 and feel like my memory has been bad for 15 or 20 years. What can it be???
From the available description it appears that you are developing forgetfulness which is present for years. If it is not progressive it is more likely due to inattention which is very common when you are occupied with something. If you see any increase in the problem over the recent years it may be indicative of neuro degenerative disorders including dementias.
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You are advised tom see a neurologist for complete assessment of memory and to find out the cause for the problem.
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Suggest Treatment For Serious Memory Problems
Dear User, Thanks for using health care magic. From the available description it appears that you are developing forgetfulness which is present for years. If it is not progressive it is more likely due to inattention which is very common when you are occupied with something. If you see any increase in the problem over the recent years it may be indicative of neuro degenerative disorders including dementias. As you You are advised tom see a neurologist for complete assessment of memory and to find out the cause for the problem. Hope I have answered your query. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help . Thanks