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Old 10-08-2010, 04:20 AM #1
Ali B Ali B is offline
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Default PCS - does not resting cause collapse?

Hi I'm new here

I spent the day in Accident and Emergency yesterday having collapsed at the son's football class. I've had PCS for nearly 5 weeks.

There's a lot going on in my life and I've been trying to stay busy despite the daily dizziness, fatigue, loss of concentration, intolerance of noise etc.

I collapsed two days after I hit my head (minor injury at home, broke skin but no other symptoms to suggest major trauma). I've had some wobbles where I've had to lie down for a bit but yesterday it was like my body went into shock or a fit or something. I pretty much passed out and was sick too. The CT scan showed no damage so they discharged me.

I've taken to my bed for a couple of days. I'm scared now.

Thanks for reading.
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