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Originally Posted by hermanator90
Boy, this sounds so much like my story. I just got hit in the head 6 days ago after recovering for the last two years.
Your symptoms can intensify from a minor bump or hit. Having suffered from concussions before, you are more sensitive to getting hit in the head.
For the next two weeks, I would just closely monitor how you improve and whether this was a full blown relapse of symptoms or something much milder. Nothing you can do except take it one day at a time, manage the anxiety, and be patient.
Absolutely make sure you don't work past a threshold of overstimulating yourself. Take it slow.
Either way, everything will be alright. Neuroplasticity, our magic word. Your brain will continue to improve. Breathe easy, and feel better!
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Thanks, but the thing is, I'm not even sure I hit my head.
I have this anxiety many times when passing in tight spaces that I think "did I hit my head?" - this is one of them. I'm not actually sure if I hit my head or not.
If I did, do you think I will reverse my progress? I healed a lot, well over 80%, but now I feel at 20%.