Hi doctor I am a student of class 12 preparing for IIT. For the past few months I have been facing a problem of forgetting things very easily. I can remember things for short term but it is very difficult for me to remember things for long term. I am facing a lot of problems because of this. I have been searching for a solution but have not found anything that really helps. Three months ago I consulted a psychiatrist but the medicine was not suitable for me as it caused shivering in my limbs. I have tried many exercises but nothing helps in the long run. I also try different methods of remembering things like visualization or linking information with events but it is very difficult to do every time. Please help me doctor. I shall be really grateful if I could get out of this situation. I am sharing my report of consultation with the psychiatrist please have a look at it?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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AFIH
Advanced certificate in critical care medicine
Fellowship in critical care medicine
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stress and pressure can affect memory. Since previous meds did not suit you, a gentle re evaluation with a psychiatrist might help. You are brave for reaching out. Focused therapy and care can make a big difference.

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