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Memory Loss

Age-related memory loss is common, as most people suffer from some degree of memory loss as they age. But, memory loss that becomes severe due to an underlying cause, such as Alzheimer's, vitamin B12 deficiency, sleep disorders, low oxygen supply to the brain, brain tumor, etc., can lead to severe complications.

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Why do I frequently experience sharp headaches?

Query: Hello doctor, I get headaches very often. It is very sharp and painful. I feel tired if I workout a little bit. During workout I get headaches. I started losing my memory like I forget things too soon. Why is this happening? What might it be?  Read Full »

Dr. C. Elanchezhian

Dr. C. Elanchezhian

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. While workout you are getting a headache. What kind of workout you are doing? Is the headache one side or mention the area whether front, back or sides? And you said after headache you are getting tiredness and memory loss. Some times in migraine headache you will h...  Read Full »

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