Memory Loss
A mild decline in memory and the rate of
information processing occurs normally with age, but does not affect daily
function and does not generally progress.
Description of Memory
Loss
Like the body's muscles, bones, and other vital
organs, the brain feels the effect of aging. Through years of constant use and
biological wear and tear, the brain gradually loses some of its sharpness in
processing information and in relaying the multitude of signals essential to
day-to-day functioning.
As people begin to age, they may begin to have
problems with memory. One of the most noticeable problem areas involves the
transient forgetting of names. Virtually everyone has this problem in older
age.
It is important to note that normal age-related
memory loss does not indicate diminished intelligence or ability to learn. The
brain may simply need more time to recall information from memory or to learn
new information. Simple forgetfulness is not a disease.
Studies on learning and memory constitute an
active area of research for many neuroscientists. In general, how the brain
selects and stores information falls into three categories. Each category
serves a distinct purpose and is generally independent of intelligence or level
of education.
Memory categories:
v Short-term/temporary
recollection. If you are calling the florist, you look up the phone number and
remember it long enough to place the call. Once you have finished the call, the
information vanishes. If you were interrupted before making the call, you may
lose this material.
v Long-term (recent). This category preserves
the recent past, such as what you had for breakfast today, or the outfit that
you wore a few days ago.
v Long-term (remote). This records the distant
past. These memories, learned 10 or 20 years ago, form your knowledge base.
This category can include snatches of a conversation or a tune from your high
school fight song. Other information in this memory store shapes your personal
history, such as what you were doing the day President John Kennedy was
assassinated.
Aging does not generally affect short - or
long-term (remote) memory. These functions are well-preserved. However,
long-term (recent) memory often declines with age. To store and retrieve recent
information from long-term (recent) memory, the brain performs a complex chain
of chemical and electrical functions involving nerve cells. As one ages, some
of these cells may deteriorate and function less efficiently.
Homeopathy
Treatment for Memory Loss
Symptomatic Homeopathy works well for Memory Loss,
It helps to prevent further recurrence also. So its good to consult a
experienced Homeopathy physician without any hesitation.
Whom to contact for Memory Loss Treatment
Dr.Senthil
Kumar Treats many cases of Memory Loss, In his medical professional experience
with successful results. Many patients get relief after taking treatment from
Dr.Senthil Kumar. Dr.Senthil Kumar visits Chennai at Vivekanantha
Homeopathy Clinic, Velachery, Chennai 42. To get appointment please call
9786901830, +91 94430 54168 or mail to consult.ur.dr@gmail.com,
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