Brain Fog
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Echo Neurotherapy provides neurofeedback treatments to children and adults for brain fog symptoms that include poor concentration, memory, and indecision. Clients report treatment is effective for better mental clarity, memory, and elevated moods. Additionally, brain fog may include chronic fatigue following COVID-19, flu, surgery, or physical trauma.
LENS Neurofeedback is an individualized treatment that accelerates the neuroregeneration of neural networks for better brain health.
- Rebuild healthy brain cell activity and neural pathways
- Reset neurological networks for healthy hormone balance
- Restore better mental clarity, memory, and confidence
Call a clinician at our Mill Valley, California, location.
Causes of Brain Fog
There are various causes of brain fog, including sleep deprivation, chronic stress, depression, overeating, diet, and inactivity. Brain fog is often traced to traumatic illness, including COVID-19, prolonged flu symptoms, and hospitalization due to injury or surgery.
Brain fog can occur from severe psychological trauma in childhood or later in life by loss or life-threatening events.
Additionally, clients report experiencing noticeable results after the initial treatment, often immediately after the first treatment. The clinician closely monitors steady improvement over the course of therapy.
While conditions like brain fog improve with LENS treatment, positive side effects such as greater productivity, deeper sleep, and positive moods throughout the day often manifest.
Treatment results for most people include improved mental clarity, which makes them feel more energetic, enhanced memory, self-confidence, and productivity at work or school.
” People suffering from brain fog may experience problems with attention, concentration, speech, memory, organization, and other cognitive skills. “
Long-term symptoms and complications
In a significant new National Institute of Health (NIH) initiative to identify the causes and ultimately the means of prevention and treatment for individuals who don’t recover fully over a few weeks. These people are called “Long Haulers.” A large number of patients who have been infected with COVID-19 continue to experience a constellation of symptoms long past the time that they’ve recovered from the initial stages of the illness. Often referred to as “Long-term symptoms” or Long Haulers, it can include fatigue, shortness of breath, “brain fog,” sleep disorders, fevers, gastrointestinal “brain fog” symptoms, anxiety, and depression. It can persist for months and can range from mild to incapacitating. In some cases, new symptoms arise or evolve well after infection disappears.
What is brain fog?
Brain fog and other neurologic symptoms can last for months
Many experience four or more persistent symptoms affecting their daily lives.
Study ID’s Most Common Lingering Symptoms
One of the dozens of unusual symptoms that have emerged in patients is a condition that’s informal “Brain Fog.” It’s characterized by confusion, headaches, and loss of short-term memory. In severe cases, it can lead to psychosis and even seizures.