Amnesiac syndrome

Amnesiac syndrome is a condition characterized by significant memory loss, affecting a person's ability to recall past events or form new memories. This can be caused by brain injury, illness, mental health disorders, or substance abuse. Individuals may have difficulty remembering recent experiences or learning new information, while their long-term memories may remain intact. The condition can impact daily life, relationships, and overall functioning. Treatment often includes rehabilitation and supportive therapies to help manage symptoms and improve cognitive functioning. Understanding and support from family and caregivers are also crucial in coping with the challenges of amnesiac syndrome.