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Blocked nose
My nose gets blocked once I lie down.. can chronic sinusitis/allergic rhinitis causes memory problem? Is that is permanent??
Is there any cure?
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Blocked nose on lying down maybe due to nasal congestion
Memory disturbance might be because of disturbed sleep patterns and will settle down once treated
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Since how many days are u suffering from this symptoms.
No sinusitis as such won't cause any memory problems.
Do u snore in sleep.
Any stress/anxiety may be the cause.
Lack of sleep due to obstruction of airway may also be a cause.
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get an ENT check up done, to R/O any airway problem along with a physician opinion
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Due to lack of sleep because of blocked nose you may wake up fatigued/ multiple awakenings which can cause brain fogginess
Get your nose examination done
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Dr. Satguru Saran Singh
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Bareilly
No it can not cause memory loss
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