I thought it was gone... Maybe this is diff.
 

Hey everyone. I'm a 28y/o male from Calgary, ab
To give a background - I work in a physically demanding job, and officiate men's league hockey as a side income. I have a youth/adolescent history of concussion (5 known, 2 serious, 3 mild). I've worked shift work since I was 18 doing day/nights 12 hr shifts.
In may, I suffered my first apparent concussion since a major concussion when I was 18. It happened on the ice, and my head was the first point of impact, striking the ice, bouncing, and hitting again. I was wearing a properly fitted helmet at the time, and surprisingly, felt a bit dazed, but shrugged it off and continued my game - even playing some video games late that night.
Anyways, woke up next day nauseated, confused and stiff necked. A wicked headache and I put it all together.
Got a ride to the walkin and was told to get some rest. I knew that response was coming, so I went home, laid down and rested a few days. Day 3 nothing had gone away, just gotten worse.
Went back to doctor - got a different one as my GP was on holidays.
This doc immediately told me this was serious, and I could not goto work, let alone do anything for atleast two week - or until symptom free for 72 hrs.

16 days later - after many days of headache, dizziness, fatigue, and a lot of sleep, I felt as if I'd broke through, and went to see the physician again. I talked to her, and was given modified duties at work and told to not push myself and monitor my symptoms.
The 10 days went well and back to work I went.
Over the past 5 months I've resumed skating at a high level of men's hockey, been mountain bike riding, done some light workouts - I even ran a few 5km runs.
The last few weeks I feel as though I've been an insomniac - sleep is very difficult now as compared to before, and I've been getting bad headaches/migraines periodically over past 3 months.
I don't notice physical exertion to be a trigger.
My wife feels as though I'm having short term memory problems, however my long term memory is spot on / I'm remembering things I had completely forgotten!
I am wondering if perhaps I should be asking to see a neurologist or have a ct head done - just to rule out any existing jnjury or damage that may exist.

Also looking for any thoughts, suggestions,or similar experience

Slivers86,

Welcome to NeuroTalk.

Your symptoms sound normal for PCS. A CT Scan would just be an unnecessary high dose of X-Ray radiation. You don't have any symptoms that would suggest a need for a CT. Your on and off head aches do not suggest one.

A NeuroPsychological Assessment might be helpful to understand your cognitive/memory symptoms. Long term memory is often left intact when short term memory can be devastated.

More later.

My best to you.