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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 194
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Bardown,
Yes, that is pretty much it exactly. I believe it has something to do with stimulation of a particular part of the brain involved with social interpretation. (Just a total utterly random guess). It could also be the combination of noise, visual, as well as verbal stimulation all mixed into one.
Unfortunately for me, the only thing that has successfully treated my headaches so far was progesterone taken as part of my fertility treatments. Unfortunately I am now on a two week break and they've come back with a complete vengence.
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Feb 24, 2012 - Slipped on a large puddle of ice at work, hitting the back of my head. No loss of consciousness, so I assumed I'd be back at work within a few days. I was wrong.
When resting, symptoms are low. With exertion, I still suffer from fatigue, migraines, vision problems, problems thinking or reading, troubles sleeping, issues finding or getting words to my mouth when the headaches are bad, tinnitus, and thyroid issues which I think are due to the concussion. Seen one specialist, and now a few others through insurance review of my case. Hoping for further treatment.
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