What is the difference between 'brain fog' and 'brain freeze'?

Brain fog means you can't think straight, and your thoughts are fuzzy. It comes as a side effect of chemotherapy, and some illnesses. Brain freeze is what you get from eating ice cream too quickly. It hurts like heck and passes very quickly. It do... read more

Brain fog means you can’t think straight, and your thoughts are fuzzy. It comes as a side effect of chemotherapy, and some illnesses. Brain freeze is what you get from eating ice cream too quickly. read more

Its impermanence is the big difference between what we know as brain fog and actual dementia, says rheumatologist Robert Lahita, MD, PhD, chairman of medicine at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and professor of medicine at Rutgers University in New Jersey. read more

Brain fog is a condition were you basically feel confused, forgetful, detached from your surroundings and you simply cannot concentrate. It is similar to depersonalization, but with a feeling of slow thinking. read more