Best Memory Loss Doctor in Silchar

Dr. Naba J. Borah

Dr. Naba J. Borah

Neuroscientist

Consult for:  Memory Loss, Confusion, Mood Swings, Speech Issues, Poor Balance, Sleep Trouble, Low Focus

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10 Years Experience Overall
Guwahati
Dr. Navanil Barua

Dr. Navanil Barua

Neuroscientist

Consult for:  Memory Loss, Confusion, Mood Swings, Speech Issues, Poor Balance, Sleep Trouble, Low Focus

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10 Years Experience Overall
Guwahati

Frequently Asked Questions

Mood swings are sudden or intense changes in emotional state—such as feeling happy one moment and sad, irritable, or angry the next—often without a clear reason.

No, seizures can be triggered by high fever (in children), alcohol withdrawal, head trauma, infections, or electrolyte imbalances, even in people without epilepsy.

They can be caused by hormonal changes (like during menstruation, pregnancy, or menopause), stress, lack of sleep, mental health conditions (like depression or bipolar disorder), medications, or underlying medical conditions.

If seizures last more than 5 minutes, occur repeatedly, or are accompanied by confusion, loss of consciousness, or injury, immediate medical help is necessary.

Dizziness can be caused by low blood pressure, dehydration, inner ear disorders (like vertigo), anemia, low blood sugar, medication side effects, or anxiety.

Sit or lie down immediately, drink water, avoid sudden movements, and rest in a cool, quiet place. if dizziness is due to low blood sugar, eat something light and sugary.

Occasional mood swings due to stress or tiredness are common. however, frequent, extreme, or unpredictable mood changes may signal an emotional or medical issue that needs attention.

Yes, high levels of stress, anxiety, or emotional trauma can interfere with concentration and short-term memory, making it harder to recall information.

Not necessarily. temporary weakness may result from overexertion, lack of sleep, or skipping meals. however, persistent or worsening weakness may signal an underlying health condition and should be evaluated.

Memory loss can result from aging, stress, sleep deprivation, depression, head injuries, dementia, vitamin b12 deficiency, substance abuse, or certain medications.

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