Dealing with Post Concussion Symptoms One Year Later. Suggestions?
Hey everyone! I suffered an injury one year ago and I am still having concussion-like symptoms; migraines, slight vertigo, light sensitivity, eye pain, dizziness, lack of coordination, and severe fatigue. I have no clue what is going on.. it’s different than chronic fatigue or anything like that. Does anyone have a good suggestion or idea???
All my scans are clear too!
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Hi, I’m new to this group! Been suffering with PCS since taking a bad fall in 2024. It’s my 3rd concussion, and I’m still struggling quite a bit. We are taking a family roadtrip next week, and I’m packing all the things to try to help make the car ride more manageable. Wondering if anyone has any advice or helpful tips? Thanks!
Hi @rachelmc7ey - welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. Three concussions is a lot. I had one that took me a month to recover from, and that was a lot to deal with. I can't imagine.
When you say you are struggling quite a bit, can you share a bit more about what you are struggling with (e.g., screens, headache, bright lights)?
Hi @lisalucier. Thank you for your response. I’m sorry you had that concussion - I’m sure that was a difficult month!
Yes, I get bad headaches, have noise and light sensitivity, and can feel nauseas. I recently purchased motion sickness glasses for the car, and they seemed to make a difference!
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2 ReactionsMaybe loss see a neurologist. That's the direction I was pointed to with my post cs. I went to rehab. It helped a lot. They were really patient and worked with what I needed
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1 ReactionI encourage you to listen to the Podcast-
The COUNTERSTRAIN Movement.
After 30 yrs of seeking help with a TBI ,
that’s what has saved me when nothing else did.
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Never too late.
I had one or more TBI’s in Jan of 2024.
I am still struggling with headaches, confusion, pain.
Go see that doctor.
Dolly Prenzel