Hi. I'm tired when writing this.. But i have had ups and downs. Still recovering, though. I have had days when i have felt quite fine (almost no symptoms at all.), and days when i felt a bit dizzy.
I feel like allot has recovered, but not fully recovered. Been 7 months now! That is a long time! I have not been to any doctor yet, but might go because i am wondering about the twitching i have before falling asleep, or resting from time to time. Might got epilepsy after that hit.. But i am conscious, or half awake.. My head twitches.. And sometimes my body. More like glitches.
It's mostly annoying. It started the first night after i hit my head. Then i was shaking in my sleep i think. (yeah, i woke up from that the first nights at home.) Now i just sleep deep and never wake up until after 8 hours, or how the night is.
I might go and see a doctor about this and just ask about why my head is shaking or twitching before i fall asleep, etc. Or when i'm resting sometimes.. Not sure if it's necessary.
Guess my nerve system got a big hit and my brain is trying to recover when i sometimes twitch. Or if it's "epilepsy" i don't know. Have not checked it out yet, but will or might..

Have anyone of you got epilepsy or twitching after hitting your head hard? Did it go away? But not unconscious epilepsy or twitching. I think, and i hope it will go away eventually. This might take time!
Thanks!


Edit: Found this
Involuntary Muscle Jerks Shakes Twitches - YouTube
Why Do We Twitch Before Falling Asleep? - YouTube

Almost like the dude resting, but sometimes a bit more "violent" and sometimes not.. My head moves to the side of the pillow and it feels like it's my nerves mostly. I can like throw up a leg sometimes, etc.
Wery wierd hehe. But apart from that i feel quite fine actually. Almost back to normal. Not fully, but almost. Will wait out a year more. This will go away eventually. Might not be epilepsy, and Involuntary Muscle Jerks.. When resting or fallin asleep.

Read this in one comment under the video:
"This is perfectly normal. It's simply energy adjusting and harmonizing itself thorough the organism via the nervous system."

Or

"For me it is pretty obvious that the twitches are related to stress and anxiety but how can you decrease stress and anxiety?"

I don't have any footage on my twitches though. Apart from that i feel fine most of the time.

I can also really really recommend LIONS MANE for you dudes, or girls. Research about it. I have taken it one month and things have improved! Seems like a miracle mushroom i stumbled across a while back. (NGF Nerve growth factor and neurogenesis.) Peace