... resulting in frontal lobe damage? My symptoms include short term memory problems, difficulty with focus, concentration and emotional stability.
Anonymous Brain Anomalies incl Congenital - Is it true that effexor is helpful after a closed head injury?
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- 19 Sep 2009 by Anonymous
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- effexor, depression, head injury, brain anomalies incl congenital
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Added 19 Sep 2009:
Correction.....the drug I am interested in is EXELON, not effexorMy condition is the result of a closed head injury.
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suzanne666 Oct 2009
Exelon may be helpful in improving short term memory.
See: http://www.medpagetoday.com/Neurology/GeneralNeurology/4092
http://www.drugs.com/exelon.html
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