Research confirms 80% of pregnant women experience cognitive changes, typically reversible
1 Sep 21 6:03 AM · 2d ago · 6 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
The study found that about 80% of pregnant women notice memory and cognitive changes, most commonly forgetting why they entered a room, misplacing items, or losing conversational threads. The condition becomes most evident in late pregnancy and the postpartum period but usually dissipates after childbirth.
“It is not serious or medically disabling, although it does affect daily functioning and confidence.”
Dr. Zheng Sun, Study leader, Baylor College of Medicine · rss ↗Dr. Zheng Sun Study leader, Baylor College of MedicineDr. Yanlin He Study leader, Louisiana State UniversityBaylor College of Medicine Research institution
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4 outlets ‘Momnesia’ Is Real: Pregnancy Forgetfulness May Be Linked To Disruption In Brain’s Memory Circuit
first by Health and Me, 2d ago · also TradingView, Channel News Asia, The Hindu
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- 'Momnesia' pregnancy forgetfulness linked to brain circuit disruption TradingView · 2d ago
- 'Momnesia' pregnancy forgetfulness linked to brain circuit disruption, study finds The Hindu · 19h ago
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