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Anesthesia related cognitive decline, specifically dysnomia

Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: May 7 9:58am | Replies (41)
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@pb50 I went through that more than 2 years ago and was diagnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment.
Now, I have moved on to Ataxia and dementia.
The neuropsychological test is exhausting. Four hours of all kinds of focused activity and work. I’m going through that again in May.

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pb50 | @pb50 | Jan 11 6:59am

Thanks for that insight. I gave up six vials of blood to confirm I don’t have any of the obscure reasons for cognitive impairment like neuro-syphillis or very low levels of specific vitamins. Next is the neuropsychiatric testing and some imaging.

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pb50 | @pb50 | Jan 11 7:00am

Thanks for that insight. I gave up six vials of blood to confirm I don’t have any of the obscure reasons for cognitive impairment like neuro-syphillis or very low levels of specific vitamins. Next is the neuropsychiatric testing and some imaging.
Did you get any actionable insight from the testing you had done?

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