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Join Date: Mar 2015
Posts: 204
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Join Date: Mar 2015
Posts: 204
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Beez... Hiking is very challenging to the vestibular system because of uneven and technical terrain and lots of visual stimuli (leaves on tree, light casting through trees, wind, noises etc..), as well as pollen. I think it is more these things than a change in elevation. I always have a harder time hiking than just walking down the street, and my vestibular therapist said hiking is very stimulating to the vestibular system, but a good challenge.
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Injury: March 2014. Hit hard on top of head by heavy metal farm tool. LOC. MRIs and Cat Scans clear. PCS ever since. 33 year old female. Trying to stay positive!
Persisting Problems:
fatigue, dizziness, lightheadedness, vestibular balance and vision problems, vision static, tinnitus, hearing loss, slight sensitivity to noise, sometimes the insomnia comes back, sensitivity to stress, exercise intolerance, emotional problems - But I still have much to be thankful for.
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