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Old 06-13-2012, 07:28 AM #1
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho View Post

Taking your blood pressure and pulse can also help with this. By limiting your max heart rate and BP, you be able to prevent the head ache.

If i remember correctly, Mark had posted in a different thread about a blood pressure monitor that can be worn on your (wrist?) cant remember that part... but i think you can do a search on Buffalo and you will get more information as far as that goes...!
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About 6 years ago I suffered a head injury that knocked me unconcious since then I had experienced a severe headache while running as well as vision problems. After my last head injury in August I was informed by my neurologist that I couldn't play compettitve sports and that I shouldn't run anymore. He told me that when I run the bouncing and shaking can cause me to have a minor concussion especially if I go too hard too fast. Since august I have not ran it kills me not too but I can't risk anything right now.
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Hugs to you Jaystar89. I understand and am heading in the same direction...not sure if I am willing to risk another concussion in martial arts...I am going through withdrawal too!! ( i have also been told I shouldn't run)

What are you doing if anything, to stay in shape/beat the no hardcore exercise blues?
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