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Old 11-01-2012, 02:55 PM #1
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Default Doctor said after 3 months PCS symptoms will remain

I just had another appointment with my new doctor. He said that his training has him believing that after 3 months all of the healing had already taken place. Thereafter, patients develop methods for coping which may make them think they have healed.

Is this true? I am at the 4 month mark (3 months since re-injury -->3 mile jogging) and I have my first meeting with a neuro at the end of this month. Seems kind of pointless if my healing days are over.
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