> Hi,
> I'm 34 with a memory disorder but the psychologists, and psychiatrists
> don't know whats causing it.
> I've had an EEG and CT.. both are normal, so I'm hoping its some sort
> of neuro-transmitter imbalance etc, since it doesn't look like a
> structural problem...?
> I've seen somewhere that memory problems can be due to;
> Lack of acetylcholine,serotonin,melatonin,or dopamine
> Addison's disease,Lyme disease,Adrenal
> insuffiency,hypopituifarism?,hypothyroidism,under or over active
> parathyroid,hypoglycaemia,normal pressure hydrocephalus....phew!!
>
> Someone said a Catecholamine fractional test may be more revealing...
> (whatever that is?)
>
> I've has the problem all my life, haven't had a head injury or ever
> taken drugs.
> Would it be useful to have a blood test to see if I have any of the
> above, or as I'm in good health does this preclude them?
> Any ideas etc , would be very welcomed.
> Thanks
> Liam
well Liam,
face it .. you are nuts, kaput, crazy, insane..
good part about it, you can go postal on someone and dont have to do jail
time.