Forgetfulness, Onset to dementia?

2018-06-03 09:26:51
I have quit my IT job 2.5 years ago and since that my forgetfulness had increased, i am forgetting names of common things, my confidence had depleted. I feel lost. Is this the onset of alzimers/dementia? What kind of counseling / doctor do i need?
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Considering your age your problem may be age related or may be situation related  Better you go for a detailed clinical interview and  diagnostic test for which you can consult me or any clinical and neurons psychologist for further help

Answered2018-06-03 22:13:13

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Hi, you need to provide more information to conclude anything. it could be anything. cant say without proper evaluation. you need psychiatrist/ psychologist consult with me or any psychologist for same. all the best seek help

Answered2018-06-03 13:14:35

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Hello Friend, Good that you are seeking a help here. Forgetfulness, loss of memory, feelings low, negativity etc are symptoms of Anxiety. If your mind is pre occupied with anxious thoughts about some past or future events with fear or unsecured feelings, then  you tend to ignore the things around you. No worries, it's quite possible for people like you who were busy all the while during your professional careers and now finding hard to accommodate the home life. As a first step, take a psychology counselling support  to assess yourself and explore the reason or root cause for such anxiety. I am sure you will be able to see a different prepective about yourself and about your problems. Consult a psychologists directly or online. Feel free to reach out to me online for further evaluation and recommendation. Be positive. You will be alright soon.

Answered2018-06-03 09:54:11

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I don't think so... Yet, I feel, it is better to consult a psychologist for more clarity and understanding about yourself.

Answered2018-06-04 04:30:03

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