Amnesia

Alcoholic amnesia, also known as blackout, is the lost memory time that occurs as a side effect of excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages, because alcohol affects neural communications, interfering with areas of the brain involved in memory preservation. a normal, natural and physiological response to alcohol poisoning in the body. When memory loss occurs on […]

Amnesia is a recent or old memory loss, which can occur in whole or in part.Amnesia can last a few minutes or hours and go away without treatment or cause permanent memory loss. Existing types of amnesia are: Alcoholics and malnourished people may have an unusual form of amnesia due to a lack of vitamin

Psychogenic amnesia is a temporary loss of memory in which the person forgets parts of traumatic events, such as plane crashes, assaults, rapes, and the unexpected loss of a loved one, for example. People with psigenic amnesia may have difficulty remembering recent or pre-trauma facts, however, this can be solved by psychotherapy sessions, during which