Experiences with

Cognitive impairment

Hello, I've been having progressive MCI since 2019. It's getting really hard to hold my job down, buy I have to to survive. I have subclinical hypothyroidism and a non cancerous nodule on my thyroid. Does anyone else have this? I'm so scared about ending up in a nursing home and none of my health

what are symptoms difference between ADD and cognitive impairment? mom asking this because one doctor diagnosed me with cognitive impairment and another doctor diagnose me with ADD and dissasoative disorder personality disorder. Is it normal to have all that when you have ADD ?

I should add that he has extreme anxiety and stress daily (due to cognitive impairment) he can become so distressed over someone being five minutes late that he can vomit…….

First ADT (hormone therapy) holiday since Dec22 ADT started 5Dec 2022 Leg weakness Started lifting weights etc Abiraterone started Aug 2023 + noticeable cognitive impairment

Berberine’s Therapeutic Prospects in Parkinson’s Disease: A Spotlight on Cholesterol Regulation for Cognitive Improvement Oct 2024 - https://ijper.org/article/doi/6034/ "Conclusion Our study underscores the potential therapeutic utility of berberine in mitigating cognitive impairment

I am suffering from severe depression, minimal cognitive impairment and having high sensitivities

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is an autoimmune disorder causing hypothyroidism, leading to symptoms like fatigue and cognitive impairment. While levothyroxine is the standard treatment, many patients continue to experience symptoms.

My wife has been diagnosed with Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment and I'm wondering if the stress from that is making my PMR flare-up. I rely and respect everyone on this site and you have helped me so much dealing with PMR. How can I determine if my PMR could be something else.

He has cognitive impairment and we don't want to rock the boat in that he has been managing Abi/pred without SEs, but it's obviously beginning to lose its effectivity. Thanks.

Gabapentin has a very negative effect on her, - cognitive impairment and swelling. So she remained on mirapex alone. Now she has pain and vibration not only in her legs but also in all her body. I am sure it is the effect of the drug.

Are there any ways to help with the side effect of forgetfulness / mild cognitive impairment while on ADT?

It is often associated with cognitive impairment or 'brain fog'. 2. Peripheral fatigue - this is the feeling of your muscles just not letting you carry out tasks. The motivation is there but your arms and legs just don't let it happen.

I am suffering some mild cognitive impairment, with genetic confirmation of frontal temporal neurodegeneration (which runs in my family). So I elected NOT TO DO anti androgen therapy, based on latest publications about blood-brain barrier neuro-inflammation.

My first issue was domestic abuse survivor, my second, was hypothyroids, third, workplace abuse, second, SEVERE depression, anxiety, Absent seizures, Cognitive impairment, mild Autism, PTSD. So I want to understand how come every medical sources diagnose me with different diagnosis.

Have been on sertraline on and off for years.Recently I have been diagnosed with cognitive impairment and the mental health consultant said the sertraline should be increased for the moodiness but I said sertraline does affect my heart if increased to higher does as I have heart condition (?

I was told that the increased heart rate had also made me dehydrated-hence the cognitive impairment. While I was pleased that my heart rate had returned to normal, later I became very disappointed and distressed. Is it usual to feel this way about your body letting you down when you need it most?

People with atrial fibrillation are more likely to develop mild cognitive impairment (memory problems) and dementia than those without atrial fibrillation. Having a stroke also increased these risks.

I'd like to raise this topic for general discussion as it seems to be one side of Afib that rarely gets mentioned.What are people's experiences and recommendations? A few years ago I used to teach English in a company where they encouraged staff to have "Aha" moments (the insants when you come up

I'm caretaker for my wife who has just started to show signs of cognitive impairment, and my 90 year old sister whom I am just relocating to another independent living home. Thank you!

The anxiety/shakiness is terrible first thing in the morning, but by 8pm in the evening, I'm almost normal - No cognitive impairment, good mood, no anxiety. This lasts until I go to sleep, when the pattern begins again upon waking.