Ok so an odd post but hey why not. I'm 3.5 weeks post lap and expecting my first period post op.
When I'm PMS-ing (like today), I sometimes get brain fog. It's like my brain can't connect 2 thoughts together and\or it takes me longer to find the right words to say. Sometimes I just can't concentrate and it's not great for work or actually talking to anyone because I must come across as a fool!
Does anyone else get this?
I also stutter a bit, not massively but I trip over my words. I don't generally get this at any other times other than when I get a migraine- which isn't too often so I'm not really worried, more curious.
Just wondering if it's the same thing for anyone else out there. I feel like, now I'm post op, it's a little worse because my hormones are all over the place.
Cheers,
Mel x
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Yup, definitely get brain fog. It's been pretty much constant for the last year, but I'm on Provera at the moment and that seems to be evening things out, hormonally - apart from the fact that I've caught a cold and the fog is back, I've actually had a couple of weeks of being able to think clearly, which is quite a treat!
Thankfully, I don't get migraines, the only time I get a headache is a couple of days before I'm due or if I've got a cold. The brain fog is definitely worse when I've got a headache, and I'm pretty sure my non-cold headaches are hormone-related, because of when they occur. I also get really clumsy when I'm due as well (dropping things, walking into door-frames).
Yes completely agree with clumsy! Like no co-ordination at all! I'm actually finding it difficult to type in the correct order right here and now. Ha. It's so odd!
Sorry to hear you're suffering with a cold, but good to know you have some relief with your meds.
Thanks for your reply, it's always good to be able to relate to someone else.
I get really bad brain fog, I can be on the phone at work and stop Mid sentence, I have had to just mutter an excuse and hang up! It's horrible and makes me nervous sometimes to speak. It's really embarrassing. I also get clumsy really bad! What we have to get on with 🙁
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