I want to know about alzimers desease its primary stage. Is there any method to regain memory back? any medici
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My mother has been diagnoses with Alzheimer's disease.  She has good days and some not so good.\nHearing "I know you are one of my children, but I don't know your name." can hurt.\nOne of the most helpful site I have found is the first one below:\nOf all of the medication she has tried, Aricept was one which had the best results.  Details for this can be found at the second site listed:
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Major component is TAURIN... \n\nIt is amino-acid taht exists in human body but in some condition level of it is going up (normally in parallel with adrinalin)... AND IT IS WAIKING YOU UP...\n\nBut, human body is simple, if that was forcing of power using then will be hard time in next time... Long time useing of touring can affect not only brain but destabilize all of organism...\n\nB-group vitamins are compensating (have to be) the demage by touring... BUT it is not so right an depends of body conditions...\n\nIf you will mix it with alchogole - it is the best way to fly a way and... BE DIE...\n\nJust take it in critical situation... it is not 'by-the-way-drink'...
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It can impair your short term memory and after a long time, you may find you're just a tad slower. However, this is all contingent upon what it is you're using to get high.
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I can't answer for everyone...I'm only answering for myself. I've been completely sober about 9 mths. now, & although my mind has become clearer, I can tell my short term memory isn't the same as it use to be. My body is cleared, & probably was cleared with 6-8 wks. afterwards, but my mind, well, like I just said - it's not the same...I started smoking marijuana when I was 16, along with popping any kind of muscle relaxer and/or pain pill I could get my hands on...It def. messed with my mind...I had the sense to recognize it then, but I stayed too doped up to care...Finally one night I just stopped - cold turkey. I even flushed all the stuff I had left. I got saved, started living my life for the Lord, & haven't even looked back....BUT, like I said I can tell it had some effect on my short term memory, & I doubt it'll ever be the same!!.....I'm not sure if this was the answer you were looking for or not, but I decided to answer anyways.\n\nP.S. Congrats on being clean & sober for 4 yrs...Keep it up. :)
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omg listen to these fools. u've been off them for six months HELLO!!!!\n\nexcellent stuff.\n\nhave you kept a diary of how you felt, functionally (eg no memory relapses and other stuff) before and after taking the drugs?\n\nhow long did the doctor say to take them for?\n\nhow long did u take them for?\n\nwhat is the research which backs up the use of the drugs? \n\nhow many independent replications have been done and how long ago were they done? \n\nwhat was the level of clinical significance chosen for those studies?\n\ngetting off the drugs is the best thing you've ever done.\n\nif something hasn't happened in six months, its reasonable to assume u don't need to waste ure money anymore on some loser BigPharma company that likes to profit off people's illnesses with drugs that barely work and are really intended to maintain diseases at a managable level rather than cure them. \n\nor they specifically target chronic diseases that have a low likelihood of actually being cured by drug therapy.\n\nmakes sense huh? i mean i would do that if i wanted to make money off drugs.\n\nu need to find out more about schizoaffective disorder too. consult ure doctor, and go to a psychologist. avoid believing the psychiatrist without talking to the psychologist (or neuropsychologist) too. then u will get a balanced opinion on ure options.
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Concentration issues stem from numerous things. Too much caffeine, being ADD, or vitamin deficiencies can all cause you to not perform at your best.\n\nI recommend taking at the very least, one multivitamin a day to start. Also, regular exercise has proven to increase bloodflow to the brain which, in turn, increases memory retention. Finally there are a number of activities which help as well, I'll list a few here:\n\n- Crossword puzzles are very good for maintaining mental health.\n- Mental association exercises. You will need to get a book or do further research on this one. But there are mental tricks you can use to remember names, lists of objects, and so on. For instance, I use a name association to remember people's names. I think of some outstanding feature of a person when I meet them and integrate it (mentally) with their name. That and I repeat the name a few times in conversation. That is just one item though.\n- There are also a new breed of drugs hitting the market. Do a search for "smart drugs" or nootropics. This is a strange area but some people swear by the stuff and I wouldn't be surprised if it really booms in the next few years.
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Yes I have and I would not recommend it. There is more to the story,but I will give some insight. If the individual or if its you who is considering it ask yourself these questions: How old am I and what more do I want to achieve in life. Personally I do well in society and got allot going for me. The problem is the side effects they said would go away never did. Memory loss and just plain forget fullness are ones. There is this kind of thing where you just freeze and forget things its hard for me to explain on the computer.
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Devastating! My mum has it & cannot remember what sentence she has started to finish it! She's only had it a few years but she can't remember names - even mine sometimes. Distant memories can be good at times but it's the more recent that is very poor. It leaves them devoid of functioning memories in the end - like how to deal with day to day living. Very sad,.
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Just sit back a moment...maybe even get up for a few minutes and come back. I think your brain should be rejuvenated now. Come back and focus on the thing you need to get memorized. Say it out loud works for me, along with writing and trying to write from memory. If it's not important to get word for word down, write out what's important.\n\nIt's also helpful to break things down in paragraphs, one point at a time. When one is memorized, move on to the next, and review.
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Make sure you eat well (particularly low GI food, as it will give you a boost over an extended period rather than something like chocolate which picks you up for 5 minutes and then dumps you again worse than you were before!).  Drink plenty of water, eat regularly, Bananas are supposed to be brain food, as is anything containing lots of Vitamin B.\n\nDon't stay up late, make sure you sleep well (8 hours a night!).\n\nApparantly Co Enzyme Q10 is supposed to help things like memory, as is Gingko and Ginseng - I find that two latter things make me hyper, but it is different for everyone!
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pull allnighters, take lots of caffeine, kill the tv and computer and phone, and most importantly take aderol or some equivalent anti-ADD (attention deficit disorder) prescription drug ---this stuff makes ur brain a sponge. oh and don't forget to use study guides and your notes/textbook.
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As a former long term user (10+ years) I haven't really noticed a whole lot of long term side affects.  All of the side affects that I noticed stopped after about 2 months of being clean.  Some of those were short term memory loss, lack of motivation to the point of procrastination, laziness/tiredness, and social anxiety problems.  It is also thought that a person who uses does not mature mentally or emotionally past the point they were at when they started using until after they stop using.  Never noticed any kind of paranoid/schizophrenic type of stuff.  Also smoking seeds is supposed to cause sterility.  There is the possibility that it causes cancer or other respiratory diseases although as far as I know it has not been proven.  Also, I can state that I have not had any lasting affects to my memory or attention.  I am currently enrolled in college and am maintaining a 3.76 GPA with a lot less studying than a lot of people.  In addition I smoked before taking my ACT (was high when took) and scored a 27 composite score.
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I have been taking topamax since January. Starting with 20 mg. After about a week  or so I noticed the tingling in my feet, almost like they were asleep. But that went away after about a month or two. I never have noticed bad tastes in my mouth.  And weight loss is a big plus. I have lost 30 lbs since January, not even exercising because I have a knee injury. You will probably have no appetite... That was the first thing I noticed you have to force yourself to eat. I am now up to 100 mg a day and the only side effect is still the weight loss.
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Memories that call up emotions, sensations, or other memories.\n\nFor instance, recalling your 7th grade Science Fair may bring back that godforsaken "Wheels Of the Bus" song because you had to listen to it for 4 hours on the way to the Fair.  It could also "bring back" the smell of watermelon gum, because someone put it in your seat and you sat in it on accident and had it stuck on you for the rest of the day.
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I leave you to make you're own judgment from the following quotes from Wiki, both from good verifiable sources and not the pen of a marketing company trying to make a buck from a mug.\n\nQuote 1:\nPfizer released the rights to the primary ingredient in 2002. Paul \nHutson, associate professor in the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy, told the Wisconsin State News, "For Pfizer to release something dealing with obesity suggests to me that they felt there was no merit to its oral use"\n\nIn other words, it doesn't work as it would have been a goldmine to Pfizer if it had.\n\nQuote 2:\nIn March 2006, Consumer Reports investigated the dietary supplement and concluded, "This weight loss drug lacks the clinical evidence for the Consumer Reports experts to recommend this product."\n\nIn other words, there is no scientifically verifiable evidence showing it is effective. Anecdotal quotes by pleased clients preferred by marketeers don't cut much scientific mustard!\n\nSo, I suspect the side effects are that you'll be wasting your money. If you want to lose weight there are only two known methods which don't involve surgery- take in less calories by eating less or eating better and increase calorie usage by doing more exercise either directly in exercise classes or indirectly by lifestyle changes- walk, cycle to work instead of using the car, etc.
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I'm epileptic and have had the same reaction right after I have a grand mal.Sometimes I don't regain consciousness for a few minutes other times when I wake up I'm lucid. Sometimes when I've had a seizure here at home I wake up in my bed - don't know how I got there. I've been told by my son that I just get up after the seizure and go to bed. Sometimes I wake up with a headache and I'm confused - after a while it goes away - other times I can't remember what day and/or time it is. It's scary, but what your saying sounds about the same as what happens to me. There are times when I have trouble keeping my balance when I first stand up and try to walk after a grand mal. It's probably because of all the electrical activity that's going on in the brain during a seizure and it disorients me. Have you spoken with your neurologist about this? If you wish you may e-mail me. Dilantin and Phenobarbitol didn't work for me or Depakote. I'm on Keppra and Lamictal right now.
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I forget alot of things...no biggie...I will remember eventually...hopefully it won't be too late!)