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Old 11-14-2012, 06:39 AM #1
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Default Does anyone experience PCS symptoms but without a 'headache'?

Hi all,

I appear to be somewhat different to the majority of PCS sufferers in that I do not develop headaches (I guess I should consider myself lucky in this respect). Instead I get a 'tingling' feeling near the impact site, especially upon concentrating, among other usual symptoms.

Does anyone else experience PCS symptoms but without a headache? I wonder why this might be?

I attribute the tingling feeling in my head to neural axons 'shorting out' as a result of diffuse axonal injury. If I avoid exertion I find the tingling feeling subsides after 24 hours after which point I am able to concentrate much easier. Can anyone provide further insight to this?

Thanks as always
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