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History Of Hepatitis E, Kidney And Liver Failure. Have Disc Problem, Memory Loss. Worried

Hi sir
I m atlas khan. Age 28 years ,hight 6 feet, weight 90kg
Respected sir in 2005 I got happititus E My kidneys and lever got failed and was in comma on vent for one month. After it I recovered it now 2013 by the grace of God my all reports kidney lever are normal. I have disc problem as well
Well I want to disscous with u about memory loss. Mine memory is not working that much good I met people n after a couple of days I dnt remember them and during discussion when some one interrupt me I forget what ever I was talking or what was the topic. I m worry bec in this age it's not good sighn. So plz guide me.

Thanks
Atlas khan
YYYY@YYYY
Thu, 18 Jul 2013
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Hi, as you are in coma for one month it may take some time for recovery, It might be due to some changes in the brain during, coma and hepatitis.
I advise you to consult a neurologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have a recent M.R.I. to know the position of the brain.
Thank you.
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History Of Hepatitis E, Kidney And Liver Failure. Have Disc Problem, Memory Loss. Worried

Hi, as you are in coma for one month it may take some time for recovery, It might be due to some changes in the brain during, coma and hepatitis. I advise you to consult a neurologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have a recent M.R.I. to know the position of the brain. Thank you.