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Do Head Lumps Cause Memory Loss And Headaches?

Hi, I suffered 2 bumps to the head earlier this year on separate occasions, both large lumps but never felt the need to get medical help. Keep suffering from memory loss and noticed i have being wrighting letters back to front. I forget that i shown something to someone or askthen thesame question half hour later. I have recently been suffering from headaches although i so suffer from migrane and recently noticed the flashing lights but nver seem to get the full blown migrane now. D o i need to seek nmedical advise . I am 45 yrs and quite fit and healthy, drink socially once a week if that. thanks
Thu, 17 Jul 2014
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I think anyone who is concerned about their health should seek medical advice. head lumps themselves do not cause memory problems but concussions can if the injury was severe enough. only a qualified professional will be able to tell you whether your injuries were severe enough. the other causes range from medication effects and sleep problems to Alzheimer's disease and only a qualified doctor will be able to help with that as well. as with all problems there are usually many possible causes
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Do Head Lumps Cause Memory Loss And Headaches?

I think anyone who is concerned about their health should seek medical advice. head lumps themselves do not cause memory problems but concussions can if the injury was severe enough. only a qualified professional will be able to tell you whether your injuries were severe enough. the other causes range from medication effects and sleep problems to Alzheimer s disease and only a qualified doctor will be able to help with that as well. as with all problems there are usually many possible causes