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Old 09-10-2012, 08:39 AM #1
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Default Disordered environment brought about symptoms?

I've been feeling improved lately, not perfect, but no more constant headaches for the most part, and while I have some rebound headaches after my massage therapy, in general I feel greatly improved a day or so later....

This weekend, my husband decided to tackle some unpacking that has been a long time coming (we married two years ago, but were living in a super small house, so last october we moved to a larger home, but between a new job, a miscarriage and then my concussion we haven't had much time to get HIS stuff out of boxes)...

Anyways, the more clutter he introduced into the environment, the more nervous I felt myself becoming... by the end, I was downright cranky and developing a headache. This happened two nights in a row... by the end of last night, I needed to resort to taking advil, which I haven't used in about two weeks....

Is it possible that just the visual change of my environment caused symptoms? I wasn't doing any of the work, only my husband....
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Feb 24, 2012 - Slipped on a large puddle of ice at work, hitting the back of my head. No loss of consciousness, so I assumed I'd be back at work within a few days. I was wrong.

When resting, symptoms are low. With exertion, I still suffer from fatigue, migraines, vision problems, problems thinking or reading, troubles sleeping, issues finding or getting words to my mouth when the headaches are bad, tinnitus, and thyroid issues which I think are due to the concussion. Seen one specialist, and now a few others through insurance review of my case. Hoping for further treatment.
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