Medical problem?

[Blodrast]

First off, Kukri is prolly right: growing up, hormonal imbalances, your body needs a lot more minerals, vitamins, and pretty much everything - more than at probably any other period of your life.

You can try some (multi)vitamins; also, lecythin is supposed to help with memory quite a bit, and you can find lecythin pills.
I used to take some myself when I was younger. I can't remember if they helped, though.

[CountArach]

You can try some (multi)vitamins; also, lecythin is supposed to help with memory quite a bit, and you can find lecythin pills.
I used to take some myself when I was younger. I can't remember if they helped, though.

God, that is aweful...

[Tuuvi]

It could be an age problem, I'm 16 and the same thing happens to me. Sometimes I can't even remember if something that happened was in a dream or it it was real.

[Beirut]

To the doctor with you. If you seriously can't remember things, you might have had a concussion and not even remember it.

Doctor. Sooner than later.

[Mooks]

Bah, doctors just want your money and your limbs.

[pevergreen]

Im 16 and it is happening to me. as Lignator said, the dreams and reality can blur. Confirm with someone what you have said, so you dont get screwed over by people.

I do have trouble sometimes remembering what i had for dinner. I walked home from work today (3 hours ago) and i cant remember parts of the walking.

Its because your distracted. It is for me at least.

But the symptoms you describe are pretty bad man, seriously, see a doctor if you cant remember peoples names.

Any head hits recently? (not a joke that does happen, i work with a trainee doctor)

[sapi]

I can't emphasise enough - see a doctor

Better to spend some time and some money now (and tbh, most is covered by health insurance anyway, here at least) to get some peace of mind, or alternately a cure...

(and this is coming from a guy who very rarely advocates seeing a doctor - but your memory is one thing you really don't want to be messing with)