Pt with memory problem on B12 and s/l methylphelonic acid. nm
Posted By: grace on 2006-12-05
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Hello! I need some help for a foreign acquaintance of mine. He's from the Ukraine, or thereabouts, and has been having memory problems. His doctor discussed some meds with him, but he can't remember what they were, and now he's too embarassed to ask about them again!!?? I told him I'd see if we could get a list together, in the hopes that one (or more) of them would jump off the page at him, and he'd remember what he and his Dr. discussed. Help me! 
Thank you, now all I have to do is commit that to memory...lol, Thanks again (nm)
Subject: Thank you, now all I have to do is commit that to memory...lol, Thanks again (nm)
Come on - not memory foam
Subject: Come on - not memory foam
Nothing comes to mind for the memory portion, but the foam is more than likely "from" edema, don't you think.
No, it is not about memory problem.
Subject: No, it is not about memory problem.
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Subject: like, no edema from the memory foam
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Subject: on a short term memory test do they say
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Subject: med help. Cosenex? kofanac? for memory issues. Thanks!
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Subject: Memory foam edema?? quite clear
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Thanks! My memory is faulty and I thought it was for the symbol itself.
Subject: Thanks! My memory is faulty and I thought it was for the symbol itself.
Yes. Patient is able to respond to memory testing etc. nm
Subject: Yes. Patient is able to respond to memory testing etc. nm
You're welcome - my long-term memory still good
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- Synthroid 0.075 mg daily.
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