Not for me. I remember just as many dreams as I did before starting my medication.
I don't think not remembering your dreams would be considered memory loss, per se., but I'm not a Dr., just my opinion.
Many people who don't have epilepsy and are not on medication, don't remember their dreams. I usually only remember very vivid, powerful dreams, or very strange dreams and of course the nightmares.
I have not had frequent dreams for years now. I might be able to recall a dream once every 2 months if that. Only constant (medication) has been Keppra. So possible it is the medication. I would have to pull out books and see what has been discovered in studies.
From what I remember, most people (in general) do not remember the majority of the dreams they have. On a personal note, it seems some people have a better recollection of their dreams than others.
I have not had frequent dreams for years now. I might be able to recall a dream once every 2 months if that. Only constant (medication) has been Keppra. So possible it is the medication. I would have to pull out books and see what has been discovered in studies.
From what I remember, most people (in general) do not remember the majority of the dreams they have. On a personal note, it seems some people have a better recollection of their dreams than others.
--Travis
So the fact that I used to remember 5-10 per night before the meds is rare, even if I remained med free?
