Amnesia Retrograde Adalah Novels & Stories

"Emotionally and mentally, though… Well, here we are a bit concerned. We ran some tests and X-rays and we also did an MRI just to be sure we ruled out anything serious, but it does appear that she's suffering some memory loss. She only remembers bits and pieces leading up to the accident, and it's apparent that part of her memory is blocked." "Are you saying she has… amnesia?" Reece asked incredulously. "The technical term is 'retrograde amnesia'," the doctor clarified. "It's quite common with people who have sustained head injuries, or have suffered from something traumatic leading up to an accident." That certainly qualified in Amara's case. Reece glanced in disbelief at the trio listening

"There are many different types of amnesia. And, with the test we that had been carried out on him, we find out that your husband might possibly suffers from 'Anterograde amnesia'." "This Anterograde Amnesia we are talking about can make a person not to remember new information. Things that happened recently and information that should be stored into short-term memory disappear. This usually results from a brain trauma, when a blow to the head causes brain damage." "So, in some few minutes, the patient is expected to be awake but-" "But?....."

But she tries to avoid him and stays away from him. “Who is Nadia? my name is not Nadia!” her words grew louder and she threw a pillow at him. Immediately, some nurses, including her doctor, went inside to give her sedatives. “What's wrong with her?” he asked the doctor. “She's currently experiencing Retrograde Amnesia, which often happens to people with dementia. She may now think she's in the person of her past or the age of her youth.” The doctor's explained to him. “How long will it be before her memories return?”

She didn't understand what he was saying; it was as if the doctor was speaking gibberish. "You see, we ran some tests on her, and it seems like your mom is suffering from retrograde amnesia due to the accident. I know this might come as a shock to you, but she doesn't remember anything or anyone—not even her name—for now." "I'm not sure how long it's going to take, but trust me, she'll regain her memory. It might take a couple of days, a few weeks, months, or even years, but she'll recover her memories. It’s not something to fret about—it’s nothing too serious, I assure you.”

“I don't remember. I don't remember us ever being married. Didn't I only know you from our one-night stand? Why is there a child?" "Doctor, what is happening? Does Morgan have amnesia?" Alice asked. "I will conduct another examination on the Patient." The doctor immediately left at that point. The doctors soon explained his condition after the examination. Morgan's dual head trauma had caused retrograde amnesia—severe memory loss. His brain had erased most of his memories from the past few years. Alice was baffled. Morgan remembered Alice, but his memory of her stopped at the most painful point—he only remembered their one-night stand.

Daniel glanced at his mother,her eyes were gradually soaking and her sobbing was beginning to get obvious to his ears. "The severe head injury you sustained had an impact on your memories. You have Retrograde amnesia, a condition which makes you loose most part of your memories except some old ones. Unfortunately,you seem to have lost memories of years ago which is why you obviously can't recognize her..." Doctor Adebayo poised his right hand to the other couch opposite him,where the beautiful lady was seated. "Who is she?." He asked in a low tone trying to rack his brain for any memory but nothing came forth. She was sporting a depressed look just like the rest.

The doctor drew in a steady breath, his expression grave as he adjusted the chart. “Mr. Marino sustained a traumatic brain injury. The good news is his cognitive functions, speech, reasoning, and coordination are intact. He’s himself. But…” The doctor’s eyes flicked between me and Adrian. “He’s experiencing retrograde amnesia. That means he’s lost memories from after a certain point in his life.” Adrian leaned forward, his voice sharp. “How far back?” The doctor hesitated. “Seventeen. His memory cuts off the year his brother died. Everything after that, his business, even his marriage, it’s gone. He can still form new memories, but the last decade simply isn’t there.”

“You mentioned partial paralysis and brain damage. And nothing about amnesia. “I didn't mention Amnesia because it's a very rare possibility. And I wasn't expecting it to be the outcome. However, after such an injury, and from what you just mentioned, it seems like your wife has retrograde amnesia.” “What?” “Someone who develops retrograde amnesia after a traumatic brain injury may be unable to remember what happened in the years, or even decades, before that injury. With retrograde amnesia, memory loss usually involves facts rather than skills. For instance, someone might forget whether or not they own a car, what type it is, and when they bought it — but they will still know how to drive.”

Dexter POV “Anterograde amnesia? What the heck is that doctor?” Seriously, I don’t give a damn about the medical term that sounds alien to my ears. Even to pronounce the term in a correct way made me lazy. “That is a condition where a patient loses the ability to form memories for a period after the accident. In a simple explanation, it means that it caused the patient to fail to recall the memory at a specific time after the traumatic head injury. Is that better now?”

He sighs from the other side, before continuing. "She is stressing herself about something alot. Neurological retrograde amnesia is not to be taken lightly Sir Marco.Not only that,her thalamus was severly injured after the accident. While we generally suggest reminder treatment to some patients,hers is not the case. Instead if she tries to remember,it can turn worse and can even turn into a progressive one." I gulp, taking in a deep breaths.Asking him to continue. "Hers is a rare case of both psychogenic and neurological amnesia Sir, ie both traumatic incident and accident induced.