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Old 07-07-2012, 06:29 AM #1
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I never lost my cycle, but I have the worst regression in symptoms when I am on my cycle. The headaches and nausea are almost unbearable. I wonder if our also has to do with the fact that it is the "placebo" week on the birth control pill. Going to a new neuro this thursday.worth asking...or is that a GP question?
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March 2007, Oct. 2007, and Jan 2012 concussions sustained in martial arts/police academy training; suffering from PCS symptoms of fatigue/exertion problems,tinnitus,dizziness, overstimulation issues, photophobia. Also suffer from PTSD.

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