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Q: Moments of Being Dazed Confused Doing Step B Before a Help!

asked by: pam smith on October 14th, 2005

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I have been having headaches for months now and lately I have had memory loss, and moments where I find myself in a daze and confused. I find myself missing a turn on a familiar road and not remembering something I just did.. This gets worse when driving for some reason..Just had a cat and eeg havent heard the results yet. Doctor says possible seizure, fluid on the brain or tumor....Has anyone had this happen to them? Thanks, pam

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Fairy Godmother

replied on July 16th, 2008

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OH yeah

Better late than never! Hi Pam, yes, this happens to me a lot. But then again i've had brain surgery and I'm 51. I would ask you to please find a good neurologist who can perform a battery of test to find the answer. Hope you come back to eHealth. Just found this post!

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