Memory Loss Problem - My Father In Law Is Showing Some Signs Of

Memory loss problem

Asked for Male, 36 Years

My father in law is showing some signs of memory loss. He is 67 year old. This signs are not consistent, but happens once in a while. Which doctor should I consult.

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Dr. Vinutha R

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A neurologist or a psychiatrist would be the speciality that you should take him to for evaluation

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