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'And I go, 'I don't really know what happened in 2001, like I don't know what to say,' and they're like, 'Why?'' 'They have an episode where it's the 'Most Memorable Year' episode, and they told me that my most memorable year was 2001,' he revealed.

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Yet, Muniz revealed the rumours of his 'memory loss', and according to some publications, his 'amnesia', were actually spread by TV show Dancing with the Stars when he appeared on their 2017 season. He adds: 'It's still awful to have those episodes.' Muniz added that though the diagnosis 'still sucks', it's much better than his original diagnosis of TIAs. They also often precede a migraine, though they can also be experienced by themselves. They are 'fully reversible attacks' which can invole disruption of vision, sensation, balance and disruption of strength, cognition, language, or other central nervous system functions. 'Aura migraines' or migraine aura, as it's better known are symptoms of a migraine that involve sensations of flashing lights or zigzag lines, as Migraine and Headache Australia explains. (Supplied)įor a daily dose of 9Honey, subscribe to our newsletter here Muniz revealed that he had actually be 'wrongfully diagnosed' with TIA and was actually suffering from migraine aura. 'Finally, I had a doctor really look into it and it ends up I was just having aura migraines,' he ended. He continues: ' would do all these tests, and none of the things that should have been showing up were showing up, but they were still saying 'Yeah it's this, it's this.' 'I was told I was having mini-strokes or TIAs, which was a pretty big deal. and it was happening pretty regularly,' he explained.

'I was having these episodes where, like, I lose my vision, I couldn't recognise faces, couldn't talk. In fact, Muniz revealed he had only recently discovered this misdiagnosis, after years of believing and sharing with the media that he was suffering from mini-strokes. In his recent July 18 podcast episode with Pardon My Take, which you can watch above, Muniz confirmed he had been 'wrongfully diagnosed' with TIA by a doctor after suffering from concussions and terrible headaches in his childhood. READ MORE: Baywatch star silences critics with bikini photo Frankie Muniz is now a competitive race car driver, married to wife Paige Price and raising a young son. The Stroke Foundation Australia informs that TIAs often last only a few minutes but are an incredibly concerning health problem. TIAs are often referred to as 'mini-strokes' and occur when the blood supply to the brain is blocked temporarily. Once Muniz left the spotlight, rumours circulated that Muniz suffered from transient ischemic attacks or TIA. What disease does Frankie Muniz have – and what has he said about memory issues? Muniz is now 34 years old and married to his long-time partner Paige Price. He toured all over the world with his bandmates. Muniz then became a drummer for the band Kingsoil between 2012 to 2014. In 2009, Muniz suffered terrible injuries from a crash and put a stop to racing. Once Malcolm in the Middle wrapped, Muniz decided to take a step away from acting to focus on being a full-time race car driver.

Rumours of mini-strokes and memory loss apparently contributed to his leaving the spotlight. However, after some health setbacks and a decision to change career, Muniz mostly vanished from the public eye.

Īt the height of his celebrity, he was considered one of Hollywood's most bankable teens and seemed like he was set to have a long career in front of the silver screen. After his TV success, Muniz was cast in big screen roles like Agent Cody Banks, Big Fat Liar and My Dog Skip. His undeniable talent and onscreen charm even scored him an Emmy Award nomination and two Golden Globe Award nominations.

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