shallie,

Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry to hear of your accident and injury.

Your delayed symptoms sound quite normal for many with concussions.

I am confused by what you said your physio therapist did? I am guessing this is the same as a physical therapist.

The neck injuries that can accompany a concussion and car accident can be complex. Many find that a gentler therapy is better.

A balance specialist may be able to help but it would be hard to tell until a balance work-up is done. In some cases, the balance (vestibular ?) therapist just teaches you how to do movement exercises to desensitize your vestibular system. You may benefit from the Epley maneuver or a similar therapy to reposition the crystals that can get jarred out of position in the inner ear. If this is the case, the remedy can be quite good.

I hope the neck therapy is followed by some icing at home. Inflammation can cause as much trouble as the out of whack bones and muscle spasms. I would not be surprised if you have some torn or stressed muscles that need time to heal.

So, the $100 for vestibular assessment and treatment is probably worthwhile.

Don't you have vehicle insurance with medical coverage to help with this cost? Most auto policies have a $5000 occupant medical coverage regardless of fault. Check this out.

btw, I finally figured out your PCS dyslexia <He referred me to a physiotherapist who \i "was" two days ago> When I switched the spelling around to "saw", it makes total sense. We can these 'brain farts' and laugh at them. Welcome to the club of PCS misfits.

My best to you.