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Amnesia Definition
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What is amnesia?
A person with amnesia has an abnormal loss of memory, usually caused by illness, brain injury, or emotional trauma. Transient global amnesia is a non-serious form of amnesia. Loss of memory can occur with many conditions, ranging from head injury to stroke. ![]() What are the symptoms of amnesia? The memory loss may apply only to recent events, or to events that occurred in the distant past. Mild memory loss is common as a person ages. How does the doctor treat amnesia? Treatment for amnesia depends on underlying cause, but may include vitamin supplements and psychological counseling. Continue to Amnesia Trusted Sites
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