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I heard this was called cognitive decline. Due to high stress levels coming from Psychosis
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Schizoaffective, PTSD, Anxiety
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Stress directly effects your hippocampus and shrivels it. It's your center for memory. So you'd have trouble following a sentence or recalling stuff even if it happened 2 minutes ago. For some reason, when I told my doctors that my father had been livingin a psychosis for over a decade she mentioned dementia. I think the causes of what I was encountering and what people with dementia have are two separate causes. However, the effects can look the same after a long time under psychosis. This is why medicine is so very important. You're brain heals but do you want to take a chance and let it decline again only to have it not repair as well as it once did? Medicine comes with a price, but if your memory is starting to fail you then you might want to try a med to relieve your hippocampus from unwanted stress.
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Yes AP's. But you have to find the right AP fo ryou.
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Also caused by aging. How old are you? I noticed this more in my 30s
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