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Old 05-25-2012, 10:28 AM #1
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Default Affect of sex on PCS
Between online searches and my doctors I have not found much on this subject. I assume that we all adults here, so I just wondered if any of you have good information on whether or not sex is bad for someone suffering from PCS. For a normal person, sex is good for headaches. It would seem that it might be too much stimulation for an injured brain, in addition to the blood pressure spike from the exertion.

Anyone know anything about this subject?

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