Neurology expert highlights key signs of pathological memory loss
Repeatedly forgetting recent conversations and repeating oneself are major signs of pathological memory loss, says Dr. Rua Khilaf, a memory disorders specialist.
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AIDr. Rua Khilaf, a consultant neurologist specializing in memory disorders, said that frequently forgetting recent conversations and repeating oneself are among the most prominent signs of pathological memory loss.
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Khilaf explained, in an interview with Al Arabiya FM radio, that not all forgetfulness indicates progression to Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
She noted that some types of forgetfulness stem from our expectations of memory and are not considered pathological.