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What Are The Probable Effects Of A Left Frontal Lobe Lesion, And Are Symptoms Likely To Lessen With Time?
I think I may act differently from before my recent relapse. I am impulsive, I cuss more easily, I am faster to anger, I am talkative and maybe slightly less socially aware though that is impossible to tell from inside, and I am more social-- like I used to get after about 2 beers. Is that maybe from the lesion, and will it go back to normal? Am I stuck without impulse control? How would I know for sure? Or is it the prednisone taper and subsequent lack of sleep? Or my recent move and new life… read more
SLC Mary, Hi I'm new was diagnosis in Aug. 2016, I'm Miss April from Michigan. Your first first sentence is exactly me. I was wondering have i become my old self again? No such luck. LOL Read my story
In general, people with frontal lobe lesions have more cognitive/behavioural changes, those with cerebellum/brain stem damage have more motor problems.
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I am also a nurse...and I know that lesions may become inactive. But MS is a disconnect of the Myelin Sheath in th brain. It depends where it is in the brain as to what it affects.
Could be the Prednisone effects also. You should write this down...put it in your purse and talk to your Doctor about it.
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Thank you all for u'r welcome and comments, I have frontal lobe brain damage, among other lesions. Dr. Hardy said I no longer have active lesions, but another MRI is due soon.
It is getting very difficult for me, cuz i can't spell and my mind wonders too much.
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