What medications work best for brain fog?

Symptoms Neurological
#1

Mine is back. A full year off of this crap and I thought I was done with the brain fog, but now it’s back.

I’m working with a new Endo dr. who is running me through a new bunch of tests now. At this point, I feel the most important things to me are being energetic and thinking clearly. The sex drive improvement would be nice, but sadly to say I don’ t have it high on my priority list.

I was taking Tyrosine and the brain fog was gone for about a month and half, now it’s back. I don’t know if it’s effect just wore off or what.

Does anyone recall having taken clomid, Tamoxifen, Masteron, TRT or Proviron and seen an improvement in the metal clarity and overall well being?

I just need to get relief from the brain fog. I feel like I drifting through my life with no focus and minimal mental clarity.

#2

Are you sure it’s not just a small stress?

#3

Since 5 AR II DHT is located in the brain, a low 3 adiol G would explain brain fog yes? So upregulating the 5 AR II with a drug like Drostalonone(Masteron) would make you feel better…I would ask JN since he takes it.

#4

wow… why this it come after such a long time?

#5

Probably the body countering the effects of Tyrosine. I took it for a few days and was noticably worse after stopping. Our bodies fight what makes us feel good :frowning:

#6

Martin,

I was taking the Tyrosine consistently and stopped taking it after I began taking some other supplements. I was a big advocate of Tyrosine on this board, I guess I have to continue to take it for now.

I used to use a nasal spray that was prescribed to me for dust mite alergies that I had. I had recalled taking this and noticing that my brain fog had subsided after using regularly in the morning and at night before bed.

I started using it again after posting this thread and I have not had a day of brain fog since then. I recall someone else mentioning that nasal spray can help with this issue. I have no idea why. It’s called Fluticasone propionate. I’m not sure the manufacturer name for the brand I use, but I can provide it if anyone is interested. The best part is I have “0” copay on that prescription with my health care so it’s free every month.

#7

The clomid didn’t help me with that at all, but it helped with the ED. thanks.