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Old 03-01-2007, 01:31 PM #12
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Default Memory Loss started before Meds

I've not been diagnosed with seizures, but mobile EEG showed definite abnormal brain waves in the frontal lobes of my brain. I've been losing memory for a couple of years without taking meds...other than a daily a Centrum Silver. Short term incidents are not getting into long term memory.

Started on Mirtazapine for stress/depression and could notice no effect at all. Took myself off of it two months ago. One week on Dilantin and will get a blood test today. Hoping that it shows too much in me as I'm suffering from vertigo, dizzyness and jittery...even as I type. Plus, I seem to plod along instead of a normal walk. Can't do this for the rest of my life.

Can anyone offer help...like being able to get by on less meds? Less strong meds? Thanks, John
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