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Old 03-18-2012, 05:50 PM #1
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Default added post about depression and concussion

I have minor issues with depression and SAD. I am taking meds and for that reason they would not prescribe anything else to help these bouts of sadness. I take lamotrigine and cymbalta. I have taken propanalol for sudden stresses. These bouts ebb and flow-one minute fine, the next wanting to cry without reason or for something very trivial.
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I am 53 and am dealing with PCS following a serious car accident on 12/8/11 . I am thankful that I am alive. My migraines are more infrequent now. Other symptoms include; confusion, memory loss, headaches, dizziness (only with the vise like headaches), foggy head, trouble concentrating, difficulty with word recall.
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