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Old 12-26-2015, 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by idontwantaname View Post
so i been boxing for 3 years
back in mid october i sparred (nothing unusual),
i felt ok for the next few days.
saturday, went to a bar and had a beer..
sunday slept on hardwood floor with sleeping bag..
monday while bussing, i felt really nauseated and threw up.
since then, i been having headaches (small), but no more nausea.

went to doctor, they said PCS.. NO scans done.
they said no worries...

late-nov / early-dec
my eyes constantly feel like theres something in em and water a lot lately...

it gets a lot worse whenever i exercise...


what is going on
am i at risk of brain hemorrage??
It's not a brain hemorrage. The nervous system is complex. The concussion

could be throwing your tear ducts out of wack for some reason.

The best thing to do is mild aerobic activity. like walking. Don't do anything

really strenuous for a while would be my advice. You could bring symptoms

back full bore if you exercise to hard. I've had 6 concussions in about 5

years. Last one was a year and a half ago. Stay away from anything that

slows down the brain for a while. That includes alcohol, benzodiazapines,

benadryl, sleeping pills....etc. They all would bring my symptoms back a bit

and slowed down the healing process. When I started walking I would be able

to feel things start get back to normal within a couple weeks. You definitely

want to stay the heck away from boxing for a while. And if you ever decide

to go back make sure you work out your neck. They have evidence now that

a strong neck acts as a shock absorber for head impacts. I've always had a skinnier neck....go figure
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