Medical Memory Problems: Seeking Help and Solutions

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The discussion centers on concerns about memory issues, specifically instances of forgetting actions such as typing a BIOS password. The individual expresses embarrassment over these memory lapses, questioning whether this could indicate a form of memory disease, despite being only 19 years old and studying engineering. They seek advice on potential treatments for what they suspect might be short-term memory loss. Responses emphasize the importance of consulting a doctor for a proper diagnosis rather than self-diagnosing or seeking informal advice online.
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Hello people,
I am so embarassed to share my weakness though I have to. Actually it's about my memory.
I have so volatile memory. For example(this is real)
I keep bios passwor at my computer. So its usual I have to type bios password to enter my windows. But I have encountered many times that I open my computer and directly found to encounter the window without typing bios password. But how can it be?,computer can't be wrong . It means that I have forgotten that I had forgotten that I typed my password.
How can I forget that event. where that pssword typing event got lost in my mind.
Is it the form of disease? I am just 19 years old . I am studying engineering.
And I am so embarassed to tell these weakness to my family member.

Do you people encounter these weakness? I have encountered it many times.
Can you suggest the treatment for this. I guess it is symptom of short term memory loss.
Any suggestion please.
Advance thanks
 
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