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Cognitive Symptomology

Meaning

Cognitive Symptomology refers to the clinical presentation and pattern of subjective complaints and objective deficits related to an individual’s mental function, encompassing issues like memory lapses, difficulty with concentration, and generalized mental fogginess. In the hormonal health context, these symptoms are often key indicators of endocrine dysfunction, as the brain is highly sensitive to fluctuations in steroid, thyroid, and adrenal hormones. Detailed assessment of this symptomology is crucial for identifying the root cause of functional decline and initiating targeted hormonal therapy. Recognizing the specific constellation of symptoms helps differentiate between various underlying physiological etiologies.