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Anesthesia related cognitive decline, specifically dysnomia
Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: May 7 9:58am | Replies (41)Comment receiving replies
@naturegirl53
Helen, I had my annual physical with my Primary this morning. We had a good discussion. He described a range of time to symptom onset, and the range of symptoms in terms
of how disruptive they may be. He considers mine a nuisance level and said it is unlikely that it would morph to something worse.
Tincture of time and patience is the prescription 🙂 of course he couldn’t miss the chance to say eat healthily, exercise and sleep well. Avoid alternates of consciousness.
Consult with Neuro Wednesday and I’m going to pitch for neuropsych testing.
Later!
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@pb50 Thank you for sharing the conversation you had with your primary care provider this morning. And of course he had to add the usual eat healthy, get exercise and plenty of sleep. So you will see the neurologist at Duke on Wednesday. Sounds like a good plan and I'm hoping you'll get a referral to neuropsych. Will you please let me know what happens at your Wednesday appointment?
Helen