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Default Post concussion nausea worse and worse??
Just wondering if anyone has ever had symptoms of nausea and dizziness get worse and worse? I am at month four and the past 2 weeks I have been throwing up again. The brain rehab group at Mayo even seems confused by this as they say at month four a person should not be this acute. So reaching out to you guys again for some guidance..... yesterday I threw up both in the morning and afternoon . I have already lost 20 pounds since August and am wondering how much more my body can take!
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