Brain fog when feeling certain types of emotions

Symptoms Neurological
#1

I know it sounds strange.

Generally I have no brain fog. But when I feel certain types of emotions, particularly rapturous ones, it comes around. For example, I support my local amateur team and in every game, after a goal, after shouting and cheering vigorously, I get brain fog. When in traffic, I get angry easily and I sometimes shout out of anger. Then, comes the brain fog. Or after a quarrel with a friend, I get this. Usually lingers on for an hour (maximum) then goes away. Sometimes leaves in few minutes. I know it’s a bit weird and much less of a concern for you guys but it feels “not right” since I’ve been a warm-blooded, highly energetic person in my whole life, I had experienced these feelings a lot, but without brain fog. I don’t think it’s about stress since shouting out of joy in a football game is not related and when dealing with stress in another ways in daily life, I don’t experience brain fog.

So, what’s the cause of this? Any thoughts? Is it about shouting or what? Or some kind of thing pumped in metabolism when feeling strong emotions? I don’t know, just saying.

I’d be glad to have any kind of feedback since I’ll be visiting a neurologist this week for forgetfullness issues and muscle twitching. And I’m planning to bring this up too.

Thank you very much.

#2

I heard a theory that pfs is caused by an over expression of androgen receptors. All your examples seem to be instances where ones testosterone levels would be momentarily raised.

#3

Thanks man, makes sense but not in my case I guess, since I don’t have brain fog when aroused or during sex.

#4

I disagree and am interested being a heavy brain fog sufferer.
It sounds like a cortisol problem to me.

#5

I have heavy brain fog too. Mine is pretty constant all the time. After I get a lot of rest over the weekend it’s better on Monday and Tuesday. Wed, Th, Fri it gets worse due to stress from work.

Stress definitely makes it worse.

I was reading an interesting article about DHEA today:
drdebe.com/articles/dhea-the-real-story

I feel like if I could get laid off from my job, and could take like 4 months of down time, I could greatly recover from my brain fog. I think my adrenal glands need some time to rest and recover.

I think our bodies might be overproducing DHEA, and supplementing DHEA with and outside source might give them a chance to relax a bit and recover.