you need to see a neuropsychologist for an extensive array of testing. these visits can last five or more hours and are expensive but insurances typically will pay for them with prior approval.
i have a neurological issue that is impairing my cognitive functions. i can't get diagnosed. what do i do? . . for the past two years i have been having serious neurological symptoms. these symptoms include impaired thinking (or cognitive dysfunction) brain fog (which is basically the same as cognitive dysfunction) slowed reactions new types of headaches in the frontal part of my head partial insomnia tired but can’t sleep (but when i do i can’t wake up) lethargic losing interest in things. these symptoms are causing me depression and anxiety as well. i know this is. not. a mood disorder.