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CrispyChick

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Can you describe your brain fog?
« on: Today at 05:00:24 PM »

Just that really.

Still struggling in my own hell - which seems quite unique.

So I am experiencing horrific brain fog - I'm assuming that's what it is. Given my other symptoms, it's not my worst. But I guess if I can work out if it is hormonal or not - that might give me an overall clue.

So what does it feel like for you????

Mine I feel totally dazed and spaced out. It's not the classic forgetting words - although I do get that. I just wander about with no brain whatsoever. I feel I'm struggling in conversations. I can't seem to converse. Just so dazed. I feel unsafe to drive.  I feel like I've taken a drug. But I've not.

I'm not worried it's something sinister. I'm just trying to work out if it's hornonal. I've had an ME/cfs specialist tell me my brain fog is too severe to be peri.

Love to hear your experiences.
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Konijntje

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Re: Can you describe your brain fog?
« Reply #1 on: Today at 05:16:53 PM »

My brain fog feels similar as the brain fog during pregnancy (in Dutch we call this pregnancy dementia). It can get pretty severe for me too, so I disagree with your specialist, I don’t think other people can understand how much hormones can affect your functioning if they haven’t experienced it themselves.
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CrispyChick

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Re: Can you describe your brain fog?
« Reply #2 on: Today at 05:59:22 PM »

Thanks kon.

That's helpful. I don't recall having any when pregnant. Perhaps I did. X
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