Psycho-Babble Medication Thread 236940

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NO short term memory

Posted by meeee on June 25, 2003, at 10:58:54

I have been on 5mg of LEX for I don't remember how long..6 or 8 weeks? I seem to have no short term memory. It takes me 20 minutes to unload the dishwasher because I am processing so slowly. I am also 3 years menopausal. Don't know what is what with this Side Effect..cannot seem to think clearly enough to figure it out. This is unusual for me. Systematic problem solving is usually my best skill.

The LEX has made me much less depressed and anxious.. a good thing. However, now I am sluggish and consistently sleep 9 or 10 hours uninterrupted.
In the first weeks I was going to the gym and had more energy.
I may still be able to beat the energy thing by forcing myself to go back to working out but this increasing brain fog has got to go. Any suggestions?

 

Re: NO short term memory » meeee

Posted by disney4 on June 26, 2003, at 10:00:49

In reply to NO short term memory, posted by meeee on June 25, 2003, at 10:58:54

Do you exercise at all? I have found that even 20 minutes of walking or stationary cycling, gets my brain in gear. I have worked up to an hour, which is even better. I have tried ginko biloba, but all it did was give me a headache. I have read it works for some people though. It has to be used over the long term for any noticable effects. Good luck and keep in touch.
Elsie

 

Re: NO short term memory » meeee

Posted by disney4 on June 26, 2003, at 10:04:47

In reply to NO short term memory, posted by meeee on June 25, 2003, at 10:58:54

I see you did go to the gym at first. I understand the less strenuous exercises are more effective for clearing the head. Try easing into a routine. That way it will be easier to maintain.
Elsie


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