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ADHD medications offer promise in managing menopausal brain fog
An estimated 44% to 60% of perimenopausal women report cognitive changes like forgetfulness and trouble concentrating—also known as brain fog.
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An estimated 44 % to 60 % of perimenopausal women report cognitive changes such as forgetfulness and trouble concentrating, commonly called brain fog. These symptoms affect quality of life and productivity. Currently, no pharmacological treatment has FDA approval for this condition. A recent review proposes that medications used for ADHD might offer benefit in managing menopausal brain fog.
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