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![]() ![]() Treatment for amnesia focuses on strategies to help make up for the memory problem. An electroencephalogram (EEG) to check for the presence of seizure activity.Blood tests to check for infection, nutritional deficiencies or other issues.Imaging tests - including an MRI and CT scan - to check for brain damage or changes such as shrinkage.Your health care provider also may order: The memory evaluation can help determine the extent of memory loss and provide insights about what kind of help you may need. You may be asked to repeat a list of words. You'll be asked about your knowledge of general information - such as the name of the current president - as well as personal information and past events. The exam typically includes tests related to thinking, judgment, and recent and long-term memory. The physical exam may include a neurological exam to check reflexes, sensory function and balance. History of seizures, headaches, depression or cancer.Other symptoms such as confusion, language problems, personality changes or not being able to perform self care.Family history, especially of neurological disease.Factors that triggered memory problems, such as a head injury, stroke or surgery.When the memory problems started and how they progressed. ![]()
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