Forgetting where you have placed your sunglasses, personal phone or keys is common even to the young people, but when forgetfulness becomes more persistent, problematic and occurs more often, then there must be a cause.
Some degree of memory loss is a fairly common part of aging, but what many don’t know is that episodes of forgetfulness can also be the side effects of the intake of common prescription and over the counter medicines as a means of treatment. These drugs interfere with the brain processes and cause memory loss and lack of concentration.
The first step to understand the cause of your memory loss is to determine the specific prescription medicines that cause memory loss, review if you have been using them as a means of treatment and possibly talk to your doctor who can help you identify alternative medication. This article will actually be helpful to you as we have identified and listed twenty specific medicines known to cause memory loss.
You will find the list on page 2. Please continue reading to learn more…
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