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Does Alzheimer S Disease Cause Brain Fog And Blurred Vision?

i HAVE NOTICED THAT I HAVE A BRAIN FOG A LOT LATELY, I HAVE TROUBLE REMEMBERING SIMPLE THINGS, FORGET WHO PEOPLE ARE, NAMES OF COMMON THINGS, i HAVE A DEFINITIVE DX OF ADD, BUT ITS SO MUCH WORSE. VISION IS BLURRY DOUBLE AT TIMES, , HARD TO PROCESS WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING, HEARING LOSS, DECLINE IN COGNITION. i AM A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL, SO I NOTICE IT EVEN MORE. iM OVER 50 BUT IM REALLY CONCERNED ABOUT ALZHEIMER S,OR BRAIN ISSUES.
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and use of ALL CAPS. Frankly, the use of ALL CAPS concerns me, but it certainly could be ADD. Hearing and vision changes are not indicative of Alzheimers nor ADD and these are reasons to get a diagnosis. Blood work, brain scanning would be helpful for quite a lot of illnesses that are very easily treated and acause brain fog and other symptoms.. Some, like infection or bleeding in the brain are rapidly fatal if not treated.
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Does Alzheimer S Disease Cause Brain Fog And Blurred Vision?

and use of ALL CAPS. Frankly, the use of ALL CAPS concerns me, but it certainly could be ADD. Hearing and vision changes are not indicative of Alzheimers nor ADD and these are reasons to get a diagnosis. Blood work, brain scanning would be helpful for quite a lot of illnesses that are very easily treated and acause brain fog and other symptoms.. Some, like infection or bleeding in the brain are rapidly fatal if not treated.