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Old 09-17-2011, 11:31 AM #1
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Default No Headaches?
This seems to be the most common problem with PCS, but I am shocked at how it has not even been a factor for me. I have had very few headaches since my concussion, and the few I did have were relatively mild. Is there anybody else who has other symptoms of concussion, such as vestibular issues as well as emotional issues/memory problems etc., but little or no headaches?
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