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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Somewhere near here
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Legendary
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Somewhere near here
Posts: 11,427
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mussbsweet,
Welcome to NeuroTalk.
As B.. said, anxiety is a very common PCS symptom. It usually helps to take a brain health regimen of vitamins. The most important are B-12, a B-50 Complex for the rest of the B's, D-3, magnesium citrate, Omega 3 fish oil.
There is a full regimen in the vitamins sticky at the top.
Learning to moderate your environment is very important. The PCS brain often struggles to ignore background/ambient stimulation. Visual clutter, sound clutter/music/voices, etc. even cloths or shoes that are uncomfortable can all contribute to this over-stimulation.
Many need to change their music listening habits to reduce the physiological effects of music.
Stopping caffeine is helpful. A single serving in the morning is tolerable for some but more is counter to the brain's needs. Some will experience caffeine withdrawal headaches. Yuck.
It is a struggle to live with PCS but when we learn to moderate our lives, things are much easier and recovery is better.
My best to you.
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