Forgetfulness does not always mean a serious illness; however, memory problems that affect daily life and get worse should be evaluated.
Causes of forgetfulness may include fatigue, sleep disorders, stress, vitamin deficiencies and neurological conditions. The type and course of the memory problem are important for the evaluation.
If forgetfulness has started to affect daily life, is progressing or is noticed by those around you, a neurological evaluation is recommended. Early evaluation makes follow-up easier.
The cause of the memory problem is investigated with cognitive tests and the necessary examinations, and an individual follow-up plan is created.
This content is for general information only and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult a physician regarding your symptoms.
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