What medications might be causing my memory problems?

MedicationsReversal
Written By Aldora Health

Last Updated: Jan 2 2025

When dealing with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) it’s important to be mindful of the medications you’re taking.

Certain drugs can worsen memory problems, slow down thinking, or interfere with cognitive function.

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