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Q: headache, tired, loss of memory after Diazepam

asked by: juergen28 on January 14th, 2008

New User

hi!

We have a patient who suffers of following disorders after application of 27 mg diazepam in 2 days (approx 50/50):
-cannot keep things in mind (always forget nearly all, after a few minutes till a few hours)
-always headache and swindle
-always tired
-nearly no motivation
-loss of nearly all memory for a period of approx 2 years before the application of diazepam (forgot names, technical knowledge, general knowledge, social knowledge, language knowledge etc..)
-loss of mental speed, cannot combine things etc.

Please don't ask why the diazepam was applicated, we checked that and that's not the reason.

I am sorry for possible language and/or vocabulary mistakes, but English is not my first language.

I hope someone could help me.

Thank you!
juergen28

Replies(2)

Georgia59

replied on February 8th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

We are not doctors and can't help out with information this specialized. Sorry!

nayshun

replied on July 20th, 2009

New User

check the hormone levels of the patient. If he is a male then he may be suffering from Low Testosterone. Optimal levels for every man is 700 to 800 constant. And if he is still suffering from the symptoms you have described try screening him for MS and or Alzhimiers. But start with Hormone therapy first if his levels are low.

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