YES ! Both short term and long term..
More so the short term. What helps is some small note pads that I bought.
Onenear to mark down that I took my meds, One in my car for recording thinks to remember while mobile and a third by my computer and where I do most of my paperwork, etc.
Hope this helps. :-)

I have as well. Mostly, short term. I often forget that I told someone something and repeat it. It's embarrassing.

Mine was mainly short term memory loss also suffered from confusion ,when I started a sentence talking I forgot what I was talking about by the end of it...

Ahh Yep, me too to all of the above comments.

Definitely. Same as all the above.

However, my memory improved significantly when my Endo put me on testosterone and Human Growth Hormone.

The difference is night and day.

YES! My sister always asked me '"whats wrong with you"?cause i easily forgot what i said. when i took parlodel my memory came back to normal.

Yes, I have also had bouts of memory fog. For me it comes and goes and does not seem to be long term. Still it is both frustrating and embrassing when at work or talking to a friend, I may forget a word or terminology or what I was trying to say altogether. I often will make notes or lists for important tasks or set reminders on my computer or blackberry. Ginkgo biloba can increase blood flow to the brain and is believed to help with memory loss. I have found it somewhat helpful though I have not been taking it faithfully as of late.

i felt that my memoiry , especialy short term was going a bit wonky, and also, in the middle of a sentence, trailing off, but my personal experiences has been that since i was changed onto cabergoline( dostinex) from the brompcriptine( parlodel), i am so much better!

it may be that some folk have a better experience with drug a) than b) or c), so there may be other possibilities for you , might be worthwhile having a chat with your endo?

kind regards, : ) x

Absolutely!! Almost daily I experience some sort of memory loss. Mostly short term. Like I can't remember what I did this morning or past weekend. (I hate when people ask me how my wknd was because most of the time I can't remember. I'll rack my brain all day before it finally hits me what I did!!). I also feel like I'm in a brain fog most days too. It scares me to drive sometimes because I zone out very easily.

I seem to be suffering all the same memory problems. My prolactinoma was diagnosed around 17 years ago and I was given Cabergoline which, I thought at the time, was a wonder drug because it immediately reversed my physical problems of high prolactin which caused low testosterone and all the associated problems with that. When my testosterone came back I felt like a teenager again for about 6 to 9 months, it was wonderful! I stopped taking cabergoline around 8 years ago and there's no sign of the prolactinoma returning. One of the main reasons for stopping cabergoline is that it seems to have a side effect of slowly destroying your heart valves according to my endocrinologist!

Anyway, it's taken me years to associate the lethargic brain fog I've been suffering with the prolactinoma. I've been trying to reduce stress in my life while not really believing that I was stressed.

If anybody has any thoughts on how to regain a 'normal' memory and remove the lethargy I would be eternally grateful

Thanks

Leo