Is déjàvu a part of human life like our breathing?

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The discussion centers around the phenomenon of déjà vu, with participants expressing differing views on its nature. One user experiences déjà vu frequently and questions its significance, while another suggests consulting a neurologist for potential underlying issues related to memory disturbances. The latter emphasizes that frequent déjà vu may indicate problems with short-term and long-term memory connections, often exacerbated by poor sleep. The conversation concludes with a recommendation to seek professional medical advice.

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This discussion is beneficial for individuals experiencing frequent déjà vu, psychology students, neurologists, and anyone interested in the intersection of memory and cognitive health.

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well if seen from top approach, "dejavu" is just a myth, but if it is observed practically, it happens with me everyday.
I think that I am always respecting my actions. I think that there is 30 hours in my day.
I think that I am a freak but if it happens a dozen of times, it is no coincidence.
So please help me..??
 
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Vivan Vatsa said:
well if seen from top approach, "dejavu" is just a myth, but if it is observed practically, it happens with me everyday.
I think that I am always respecting my actions. I think that there is 30 hours in my day.
I think that I am a freak but if it happens a dozen of times, it is no coincidence.
So please help me..??
You really should ask a neurologist for advice. Usually the déja vu effect indicates a disturbance between short time and long time memory. The signals are sort of messed up. Often one can experience those effects when there hasn't been enough or bad sleep. If it really occurs to you in such a frequency then the best advice you can get is to consult a professional doctor.
 
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Thread will remain closed. @Vivan Vatsa -- please take fresh_42's advice and discuss this with your family doctor.
 

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