Mild cognitive impairment causes include anything from depression to
vitamin deficiencies to alcohol abuse, and even some causes you probably never considered, such as hearing loss or an underactive
thyroid.it’s actually quite common for mild cognitive impairment to result from something other than dementia. If that’s the case, the cause may be treatable, meaning your doctor can diagnose it and address it, and your cognition can potentially return to normal for your age.
Next Steps
please consult psychiatrist /neurologist for same.
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