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Old 03-17-2014, 07:40 AM #1
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New to the forum was goggling and found that i'm not allow with many PCS issues.
I was wondering if anyone else has recurring pain at the site of concussion, I awoke two days ago like it was the first day of my injury. My CT was normal 7 months ago 3 months later they did an MRI and there was a lesion at the point of impact. Just curious the pain is unbearable.
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