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AVR1962 12-15-2014 04:04 AM

7 week Later
 
Reading some of the posts here I feel very fortunate but I am surprised it has taken this long to get to the point I am. On Oct 26, I had an accident on my bicycle and ended up with a concussion. It has been an incredibly slow recovery. Memory is much better than it was at first. I can endure some light now but still not alot. I have had a headache every day since the accident which has had me concerned. Sometimes I get these wave lines in my vision, kind of like a TV screen with a messed up picture. It lasts only foe a second of two and it is gone. Can anyone relate? Also, the area that raised a bump is still tender to touch, not like it was by far but should it still be tender??

Also, someone mentioned diet changes. If anyone has helpful hints for diet that helped recovery please let me know. Thanks!

Mark in Idaho 12-15-2014 12:08 PM

The soft tissue at the surface of the skull has lots of nerve endings that get injured. These take a long time to heal thus leaving the head with a sensitive area.

There is a thread in the stickies at the top about vitamins and supplements. The post on Nov 8 2014 (number 101) has the latest update of the vitamin regimen is have used for years. Here's a link, http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread181974-11.html

The B vitamins are important for the healing of the myelin sheath that protects nerve fibers.

AVR1962 12-16-2014 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho (Post 1113010)
The soft tissue at the surface of the skull has lots of nerve endings that get injured. These take a long time to heal thus leaving the head with a sensitive area.

There is a thread in the stickies at the top about vitamins and supplements. The post on Nov 8 2014 (number 101) has the latest update of the vitamin regimen is have used for years.

The B vitamins are important for the healing of the myelin sheath that protects nerve fibers.

Thank you for your reply. I have made an appt with the local TBI clinic to see if they can help me.


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