You could also get a QEEG done. You could akso begin doing neurofeedback if the QEEG shows any abnormalities. You should stop playing rugby though. I incurred 7 concussions from rugby, and it took me 8 years (and a lot of therapy) to recover. It's not worth it, especially if you are playing for recreation. Join a softball team instead...
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho
The only diagnostic test that may help would be a neuro-psychological assessment. They are expensive.
Are you taking any measures to avoid another concussion? I would stop playing rugby for the time being. Second (or multiple ) impact syndrome is a serious problem. It can lead to permanent brain damage.
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