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Memory problem from 5 years
I want to know that if any person is taking medication for psychiatric problem from about 5 years and not able to memories 50% of his past life events from childhood to present life.and also not able to memories new things then he is suffering from which memory problem.please give in detail.
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Your query is not specific. I will asume it is antipsychotic medication.
The memory loss could be specific to the episodes. It could also be due to lack of concentration.
Sometimes there is loss of memory of selected events which caused you psychological trauma.
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You can get evaluated for IQ test , EEG and some memory tests.
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Dr. Mayuri Mohanty
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13 yrs exp
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No psychiatric medications lead to memory problem.
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