Looking for information on memory loss in kids, Kinesiology?
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it definitely sounds like a great struggle. but as you described, intelligence is unbeatable, I would encourage you to keep doing what you are, try to look for peds neurology, better found in teaching institutes or university hospitals eg mayo, boston, houtson, indianapolis, etc. besides see if you find support groups for this condition, if you find none, consider starting one, since you and your family may not be the only one with this condition, wish you all the best, good luck
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Recent research indicates that hypoglycemia in those under 5 can cause spatial reasoning problems, and hyperglycemia can cause memory problems in people over 18. I can personally attest to this!
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One thing you can do is write portions of your routes on flash cards and review them over and over.\n\nThis site has a lot of suggestions for techniques for improving your memory:\nhttp://www.mindtools.com/memory.html
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hmmmm! try this >>> Review Articles - Epidemiology and Management of ALS; Functional ...File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML\nresearch is into neurodegenerative and movement disorders, in particular ... rect. Check that the entry point is not too far anterior ...
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A healthier diet which helps with sleeping problems may therefore have a knock-on effect and also help to improve poor memory. Exercise should also be combined with dietary changes, as this will improve oxygen levels within the bloodstream and which will naturally increase oxygen levels to the brain.\n\nSeek Medical advice is the best.
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Hello,Halil from Turkey.\nYour age is important.I am a student at an Anatolian high school and our biology teacher said that "Walking" was very important for adults.But if they do every day and about two hours.These QUICK steps make our hearth to live longer.\nMy mother,she is 45,always does this sport.Of course food and sleeping is important.\n--bye--
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I am a Home Health Aide for a 5 year old boy with CP. I found this website when I was looking for some information for his growth and weight. \n\nhttp://www.kennedykrieger.org/kki_diag.jsp?pid=1078
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http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/neuro/neuro98/202s98-paper1/Boyce.html\n\nToo much information to copy out, but my Aunt found this website handy
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Females:\n\nA memory is something that is engraved in the mind of a person that they can recall over a period of time. The more an image appears the longer a person’s memory of it will last. Remembering things from the past also allows one to learn and remember new things. A few things that may cause the loss of memory are injury, disease, or old age.\nMemories are created by many patterns of neuronal connections. An experiment was performed on rats in a lab. The female rats had weaker memories due to fewer nerve connections. When given hormones however, the female rats memories were sharpened.\n\nWomen have a greater ability to associate names with faces than men. They are also better at recalling lists and details of personal experiences. Because women use more of the right side of their brain, which is used to tag memories with emotions, women’s memories can be triggered by emotions. Overlapping neurons trigger many memories with one sense. For example, the smell of cookies may bring back childhood memories.\n\nMales are more likely to lose their memory at a more rapid rate than women due to the fact that their brains shrink three times faster than the female brain
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flexibility, strengthening, sensorimotor function, motor development and functional activities
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I really want to answer with "I don't remember" but I figured that though slightly funny it wouldn't be too nice.  I did find several sites with tests, try this one:\nhttp://quiz.ivillage.com/health/tests/shorttermmemory.htm
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Hello, i m sorry to hear about your condition, and I would like to answer to your questions saying that its not me the one with leukemia, but my son was diagnosed almost 2 years ago, and the pallor and the tirednes are symptoms that i noticed in him too (he was 3 years old when he was diagnosed), that is due to the decreased level of hemoglobine that many of the patients with leukemia shows, as far as the lost of memory i am not very sure, but if the hemoglobine is low that could cause also a lack of oxigen to the brain and that might affect its normal function.\n\nNever the less, i have to say something else, i know that the initial diagnosis is devastating, but you have to know that there is always hope and leukemia is one of the cancers with the highest cure rate so.. go to the doctor, take your chemo and pray a lot.. im sure you will be fine.  God bless u.\n\n\nANSWERING TO YOUR SPECIFIC QUESTION, I WILL HAVE TO SAY YES, I HAVE HEARD FROM LEUKEMIC PATIENTS THAT THEY HAVE MEMORY LOSS, THE EXPERIENCE I HAVE IS WITH CHILDHOOD CANCER AS I TOLD YOU, AND THINKING ABOUT YOUR QUESTION, I REMEMBER THAT THE MOTHER OF ONE LITTLE GIRL WITH LEUKEMIA, USED TO TELL ME THAT HER DAUGHTER, SINCE SHE GOT SICK, WAS VERY FORGETFUL ABOUT THINGS, THAT SOMETIMES SHE COULDNT EVEN REMEMBER THINGS THAT HAPPENED TO HER THE DAY BEFORE, AND OF COURSE THEY HAD TO TAKE HER OUT OF SCHOOL BECAUSE SHE WAS NOT TAKING ANY ADVANTAGE OF THE CLASSES BECAUSE SHE COULD NEVER REMEMBER ANYTHING. THAT IS ALL I CAN TELL YOU FOR NOW, I HOPE YOU FIND THIS HELPFUL.. ILL KEEP TRYING TO REMEMBER IF SOME OF THE PATIENTS I KNEW SAID SOMETHING ELSE REGARDING TO THAT MATTER, IF I DO I WILL SURE LET YOU KNOW... GOOD LUCK!!
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Try to eat three portions of oily fish each week e.g. tuna or salmon.  If you don't like these then take omega 3 or cod liver oil tablets on a regular basis.  Also, exercise the brain regularly by doing puzzles every day i.e. crosswords, sudoki, etc.  Try not to get stressed too because that causes memory loss; you often find you can't remember things when you are going through a stressful time.\n\nhttp://www.angelic1healing.com
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try this link:\nhttp://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/easy_find?Ntk=keywords&Ntt=bible+memory&action=Search&N=0&Ne=0&event=ESRCN&nav_search=1&cms=1&within=N%253D1014662%2526Ne%253D1014662%2526format%253D1014662%2526category%253DKids&Go.x=5&Go.y=12
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http://grandparentsraisinggrandkids.tamu.edu/\n\nthis is a website hope it will be useful
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#1.Tho' scientists don't know why, gingko biloba supplement does seem to help, it was observable in Alzheimer's patients. \n#2. Solving puzzles like crosswords and anagrams daily keeps the brain active and stimulated, an important part of the memory remaining functional.\n#3. Tests have shown that a moderate amount of exercise, like walking, daily has a very beneficial effect on memory.\n#4. Use your brain and your memory actively, as much as you can on a daily basis. This really is a case of use it or lose it.\n\nFinally #5. Try to avoid damaging your hippocampus, the part of your brain where memories are mostly made
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First you must consult a good paediatrist and a neurologist. They would prescribe the exact medication. Thereafter some regular exercising to provide limb mobility and coordination, which should be done by a specialized physiotherapist. \n\nI suggest you consult All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi)