A foggy head with poor memory and confused thinking may be a normal physiological phenomenon, or it may be a disease, such as cerebrovascular disease, mental and psychological diseases, menopause, etc.
1. Normal physiological phenomenon: the recent overwork or mental stress will affect the sympathetic nerves, the head drowsiness and poor memory and confusion.
2. Diseases:
(1) Brain diseases: cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, cerebral arteriosclerosis, brain tumors and other diseases will damage the brain tissue, causing neurological dysfunction and abnormal brain function, resulting in dizziness and poor memory and confusion.
(2) Mental illness: neurasthenia, depression, anxiety and other mental illnesses can cause mental abnormalities, and some of them are also accompanied by physical symptoms, such as dizziness, poor memory and confusion.
(3) menopause: menopausal women’s body hormone levels are fluctuating changes, causing vasodilatation, autonomic nervous disorders, psychoneurological symptoms, such as dizziness, poor memory and confusion.
You can go to the hospital to see a doctor and then get treatment for it.