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Memory Changes After 60: What Is Normal?

Memory Changes After 60: What Is Normal?

Quick answer

  • Occasional forgetfulness is common with age.
  • Getting lost or trouble with daily tasks is not normal aging.
  • Some causes, like vitamin B12 deficiency, are treatable.

Normal aging

Taking longer to recall a name or misplacing keys is common (NIA).

Warning signs

Repeating questions, getting lost in familiar places or trouble managing bills.

Treatable causes

Medication side effects, low B12, thyroid problems and poor sleep can affect memory.

What helps

See brain health habits.

Supplements

Can complement habits. Read does Memocept work.

Frequently asked questions

Is forgetting names normal at 65?

Occasionally, yes.

When should I see a doctor?

When memory changes affect daily life or keep getting worse.

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