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tamisue 09-21-2013 09:33 PM

Pain and heat from injury site
 
Not sure if anyone has experienced this-I've even done some "googling" and can't find anything-

TBI 2 years ago-subdural with a large laceration on the occipital/parietal.
Acquired chiara. 11 staples on the back of the scalp.

Initially pain, heat, swelling, tenderness, etc etc etc at the site. Last night out of the blue-heat and tenderness (pain) at the site again. Haven't bumped it or had any other injury.

Any ideas? I'm lost.

Many thanks!

Tami

happymanpg 09-23-2013 03:39 PM

Site Pain
 
Hi Tami

New to the group and a recent joinee. Just over a month ago. I have done a ton a research since that is my background. I can not remembe wher I found it but there it is common to have certain "flashbacks" of the injury spot with the head. Mine was recent on Aug 7 and I took 9 staples to the back of my scalp. Fell off a roof and landed on my head directly on a large rock. Onloy 6 feet down. I read some stuff from the UK (I think) about reoccuring pain and heat to head injury site. Check the scar. Ice or a cold patch to the area is what they were suggesting.

Hope this helps
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48yrs old. exercise 4-5 times and week (running, ice hockey, speed skating, gym, etc) Aug 7, 2013 fell 6 ft off a garage roof and landed on my head directly on a rock. Head was cut open for 9 staples. Do not remember falling. Passed out for 4-5 min. Lost 15-20 min of memory from the incident. PCS include senstive to heat and light, noise, lack of drive or ambition, frequent headaches, crankiness. no patience, loss of appetite.
Plan - fruit shakes and smoothies, lots of water, fruit and veggies, fresh fish. lots of walks (2-3 miles or 3-5km/day), chiropractor visits (activator method only twice a week), massages every 2 weeks, plenty of rest.

tamisue 09-23-2013 11:11 PM

thanks for the info. Was very odd to me-but I have felt some "crusting" around the scar site...shouldn't be there. It's been 2 years and change.


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