| This article will outline some of the
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| | brain.
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| major causes of memory loss, then will
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| | The important diagnostic sign is a change
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| further explain each of the major causes
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| | in the patient's personality, language,
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| briefly.
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| | decision-making ability, and inability to
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| Memory loss or forgetfulness is caused by
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| | remember things.
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| brain damage due to injury to the brain
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| | Alcohol Dementia
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| or any disease that causes damage to the
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| | Drinking in excess causes damage to the
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| brain. It can also be caused by sudden
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| | brain cells. Alcoholics have a condition
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| emotional trauma.
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| | called the alcohol dementia in which the
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| The other names for memory loss are
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| | individual is unable to remember or learn
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| amnesia and dementia.
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| | new things. Personality changes and
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| Some of The Most Commen Causes of Memory
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| | reduction in cognitive skills is seen.
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| Loss
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| | There is a decline in problem solving and
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| Memory loss can occur due to the
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| | communication skills.
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| following causes:
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| | Concussion
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| · Aging
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| | A severe blow to the head results in
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| · Head injury
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| | tearing of the brain nerve fibers leading
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| · Alzheimer's disease
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| | to concussion, which is associated with a
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| · Neurogenerative illness
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| | temporary memory loss. The patient may
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| · Seizures
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| | lose consciousness.
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| · Hysteria
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| | Preventive Measures for Brain Loss
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| · Alcoholism
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| | Mind Exercise
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| · General anesthetics like isoflurane
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| | Mind needs exercise as much as the body.
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| and halothane
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| | An inactive brain can eventually lead to
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| · Stroke
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| | memory loss. The best way to keep your
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| · Drugs such as benzodiazepines and
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| | brain cells active is to play games like
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| barbiturates
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| | chess, scrabble, puzzles, learn a new
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| · Temporal lobe brain surgery
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| | language or cultivate a new hobby, and
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| · Brain tumors
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| | read general knowledge books.
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| · Herpes encephalitis
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| | Eating Healthy
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| · Depression
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| | Eating foods rich in antioxidants help to
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| Aging
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| | improve your memory power. Foods like
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| As age advances the brain develops "brain
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| | oranges, spinach, carrots, and colored
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| tangles" according to the latest research
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| | fruits and vegetables are rich in
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| in America. These tangles are made of
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| | antioxidants that help in increasing the
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| twisted protein fragments that clog the
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| | blood flow to your brain cells.
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| nerve cells thus impairing memory.
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| | Exercising your brain, following a
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| Alzheimer's Disease
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| | healthy lifestyle, and eating
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| Dementia or memory loss is a very
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| | antioxidant-rich foods will keep memory
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| distinct feature of Alzheimer's disease.
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| | loss at bay. Also it is important not to
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| According to the latest research, the
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| | put your head and more importantly your
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| brain tangles are excessive in these
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| | brain at risk by doing dangerous
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| patients. There is a destruction of nerve
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| | activities or drugs. Live smart, stay
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| cells, which leads to a decrease in
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| | smart.
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| message carrying neurotransmitters to the
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