Symptoms of brainfog: Difference between revisions

From The Brainfog Wiki
(Mirroring from local wiki copy)
 
(Condensing.)
 
(30 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
It is important to realise that brainfog is a symptom of another condition, and so the symptoms you see here are purely from brainfog, and you will almost definitely have more symptoms than this. This list is designed to help you understand and categorise your symptoms, and hopefully relay the importance of not just sticking to wanting to cure brainfog because it is "the only thing bothering you" there is a bigger issue in your body and you should use this symptom list to confirm you have brainfog, and also understand that not every symptom you experience is from brainfog, because brainfog is a symptom itself.
Brainfog is a '''symptom''' of another condition, and so the symptoms you see here purely relate to brainfog and are the symptoms commonly reported of it. You will have symptoms not listed here. This list is designed to help you understand and categorise your symptoms, and help those unsure if they have brainfog, determine if they do.


--------------------------
== Symptoms ==


**Symptoms**
==== Concentration Problems ====


--------------------------
You may struggle to focus no matter how important it is or how dedicated you try to make yourself to it.


***Confusion***
==== Memory Problems ====


You may feel dazed, and unable to translate what is around you. Particularly after your brainfog-causing issue has just been retriggered.
Your short term and/or long term memory might be completely fragmented (Like memories are shards of glass) or completely non existant. You quickly forget what someone has just said to you or can only remember fragments you can't quite put together.


==== Comprehension Problems ====


***Numbness***
You may find it difficult to understand what someone is saying or what you are reading, despite understanding the meaning of the text or speech, and as a result may need to constantly re-read or have the information broken down or repeated. Even still you may still struggle to understand or need extra time.


You may feel numb, and as if your senses are numbed out.
=== Thinking Problems ===
 
You may have problems thinking clearly, as if your thoughts are getting lost in clouds during transit.
 
***Difficulty concentrating***
 
You may struggle to focus on what you are doing.
 
***Derealisation***
 
You may experience derealisation. This seems to go side-by-side with brainfog.
 
***Memory Issues***
 
This is a definitive symptom of brainfog, and can vary widely in presented severity.
 
***Cannot take in information***
 
--------------------------
 
It is important to realise that you do not need every symptom from this list in order to have brainfog. Some may come later, or not at all, but it seems that most individuals experience these brainfog symptoms most of the time, and so here is the list!
 
***If there are some symptoms that we missed, please contact us via the mod-mail so that we can consider adding you to the list of people who can change this page.***

Latest revision as of 13:55, 1 September 2024

Brainfog is a symptom of another condition, and so the symptoms you see here purely relate to brainfog and are the symptoms commonly reported of it. You will have symptoms not listed here. This list is designed to help you understand and categorise your symptoms, and help those unsure if they have brainfog, determine if they do.

Symptoms

Concentration Problems

You may struggle to focus no matter how important it is or how dedicated you try to make yourself to it.

Memory Problems

Your short term and/or long term memory might be completely fragmented (Like memories are shards of glass) or completely non existant. You quickly forget what someone has just said to you or can only remember fragments you can't quite put together.

Comprehension Problems

You may find it difficult to understand what someone is saying or what you are reading, despite understanding the meaning of the text or speech, and as a result may need to constantly re-read or have the information broken down or repeated. Even still you may still struggle to understand or need extra time.

Thinking Problems

You may have problems thinking clearly, as if your thoughts are getting lost in clouds during transit.