Coping with brain fog – from menopause to long-COVID
Strategies to help you manage debilitating brain fog when you need a clear head
‘Brain fog’ is not a medical term but describes a range of symptoms including poor concentration, feeling confused, thinking more slowly than usual, fuzzy thoughts, forgetfulness, lost words and mental fatigue, says NHS Inform.
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