Is there a way to get rid of debilitating brain fog?

Lightlife

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Joined : Jan 2017

Posts : 671

Posted 6/12/2022 10:30 PM (GMT -5)

I’ve asked this for years …
It’s my main issue at moment.

Others think they “ get brain fog as well”.
But I def think there’s degrees.
I have to shake my head and have trouble processing more than one thing and even one thing is an effort.

Usually about 30 mins after I get up. The fog descends and then a few hours later it lifts and I’m clear headed and good to go.

xlymdz

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Joined : Jun 2022

Posts : 3

Posted 6/13/2022 1:32 PM (GMT -5)

I also have problems. For instance, lately I have not been able to sign into my account here with the password saved on my laptop. Then my email address was invalid. Just now I disconnected from my mobile trackpad and was able to sign in but I still do not know what my password is.
For some reason there are only a few passwords in my keychain access. These things seem to happen a lot and I am often confused. I wonder if living alone (with 2 dogs but still..) has made my fog more profound. I just had a scary Herx after 3 days, 2X per day with nitazoxanide. I thought TID meant 2X per day but it means 3 X per day! 500 mg! I don't think I could do 3X per day. Anyway, I feel foggier than before. Maybe there are things dying in my brain?

astroman

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Posted 6/13/2022 2:49 PM (GMT -5)

"Usually about 30 mins after I get up. The fog descends and then a few hours later it lifts and I’m clear headed and good to go. "

To some degree this can be normal for some.....thus the coffee industry.

Was never normal for you?...then possible issues:
-Thyroid
-Lack of deep sleep
-any supps or rx you might be taking before bedtime
-lack of or no exercise

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