Meet Neurologist Camilo Fadul, MD

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My neurological condition has never been diagnosed by any of my neurological. I have a memory disorder, which I feel is caused by a problem with my hippocampus. I gradually lose all of my long-term memory. So I don't remember a single day of high school, university, almost all my friends who used to be close friends. I, for example, would bump into people who said they have known me for years, but I have no idea who they are. I can't remember a single day in my 2 previous homes l lived in for the past 20 years. More or less, my episodic memory is 90% gone. What happens is that I go to an everyday life event, after a month it starts to fade and 4 or more months it's almost gone. My short-term memory is horrible. If I go to a restaurant, supermarket, or anywhere else I should easily be able to find where I was before, I cannot because the visual benchmark that I used to remind me where I was doesn't say. If I try to learn a new skill for a job, something like playing a guitar, learning new education, anything that would require retention would not transfer to the long-term memory to become subconscious. It just won't be retained long enough to transfer to the long-term memory. I have to really concentrate to observe one thing at a time where everyone else can walk into a room and notice people, how the room is organized and different things in the room in a couple of minutes. My memory regarding historical events doesn't fade. I'll never forget who Einstein is and his contributions to science, how the solar system is organized, math, grammar, etc. I'm great with money, knowing when bills should be paid, remembering birthdays, doctors' appointments, etc. I don't have alzheimer's. This is not progressive. It's been there since I was 25 years old and isn't getting worse. Also, I've done an EEG, MRI, CT scan, and there was no damage to my brain. If you have any idea what this is or have a reference, send me a response. The past 7 neurologists I have seen and told them about this don't believe this condition exists. It's not in the Neurologist books. Dementia is in the is in th Neurologist books, so it exist to them. I guess someone have to figure out what I have, and put it in the Neurologist books. If you are a Neurologist that might know what I have please let me know. Please don't tell me stuff like getting enough sleep, exercising, nutrition, the usual stuff. Also I don't drink or smoke or am obese, high blood pressure, diabetes, family members with memory or anything else.