- (See also ‘Cognitive fog’, ‘Brain fog’ and ‘Memory impairment’)
- Inability to read or understand a book
- Unable to interpret information or understand even a simple instruction
- You feel unable to follow a conversation, or an inability to reconcile words being spoken with the movement of a person’s mouth
- You experience a time delay between people’s speech and your comprehension of what they’re saying
What are withdrawal-induced reading/comprehension problems?
Reading comprehension problems are a common occurrence for many who come off psychiatric drugs. Typically, people report difficulty following directions, inability to remember/comprehend when reading, staring at words with no ability understand the meaning, or an inability to follow the meaning in conversations.
Reading/Comprehension problems
What are withdrawal-induced reading/comprehension problems?
Reading comprehension problems are a common occurrence for many who come off psychiatric drugs. Typically, people report difficulty following directions, inability to remember/comprehend when reading, staring at words with no ability understand the meaning, or an inability to follow the meaning in conversations.