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Concussion Symptoms and Treatment
The signs and symptoms of a concussion can be subtle and may not show up immediately. Symptoms can last for days, weeks or even longer. Common symptoms after a concussive traumatic brain injury are headache, loss of memory (amnesia) and confusion. An athlete with a suspected concussion should not return to play until he or she has been medically evaluated by a health care professional trained in evaluating and managing concussions. Mayo Clinic provides a comprehensive evaluation for diagnosis and management of concussions that includes specialist from Neurology, Neuropsychology, Audiology and others as needed.
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Hi Suzanne,I don't think it's from my Gamma surgery as my meningioma hasn't grown.
I have still have the same problems and my PC wants me to go to her if I don't get a cancellation from the neurologist soon. I'm worried about my vertigo coming back. I had it from 2013-2015 when my neuro ear doc finally gave me a "high altitude drug" that worked. I take meclazine at the first hint of dizzyness. But I was in a parking lot and a parked car in front on me seemed to be moving forward and back and the trees as we were driving were coming towards me. It's scaring me. I do have labyrinth disease - not the postural type. Mine can't be cured. I tried to get an appt. with my neuro ear doc and his office said I have to see a neurologist first. I am so afraid that the concussion messed something up.
Oh, I have written this in 3 sessions. Thank you for your concerns. Joan