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Old 07-06-2012, 05:52 PM #5
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I get some bizarre head discomfort often. Every morning I have a terrible itch under my scalp in different parts of my head. I scratch, it's relieved for a moment, but then returns. Also, I often have a strange feeling in my forehead. Like someone or something is pouring cold water under my skin. This feeling usually comes after bad headaches.

Those are my uncommon symptoms.

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11 months PCS from mTBI. Chronic daily headaches and head discomfort. Still struggling to get my headaches under control.
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