Migraine, Brain Fog and Memory Loss: How They Affect You
Do you ever feel confused, out of focus or like your brain just isn’t working right? It’s not in your head. For many people with migraine, brain fog and temporary memory loss are symptoms that come before, during or after a migraine attack. These are surprising symptoms that can happen between attacks, rather than directly connected to the headache pain. So you may not have even made the connection that they are related to migraine. Because this impacts so many people with migraine, we spoke with Dr. Elizabeth Seng, assistant professor of psychology at Yeshiva University and research associate professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Dr. Seng has researched how migraine affects people’s actions and how to get people to change the way they act for 15 years. She tells us how and when symptoms of brain fog may happen in relation to a migraine attack, what brain fog can feel like and different ways to prevent and treat it. People who get brain fog often say it makes it hard to foc
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