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Old 12-28-2012, 12:27 AM #11
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho View Post
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You said "I've mostly cleared up except for an occasional headache, noise-sensitivity, and inability to exercise. I cannot handle crowds or stress."

Noise sensitivity, crowds and stress are some serious concussion symptoms to still have and claim "I've mostly cleared up."

What symptoms have cleared up?

I wonder if the other girl intended to spear tackle you. If you were a moving target, it would be more a consequence of luck.

I no longer get headaches when reading or concentrating. Memory and concentration skills are back (or at least I'm acing each test given to me by the doctor). I can sit in front of a computer for five hours without issue (not that I should!). TV, music, driving are all fine again. I just now respond to stress with a headache. I can't do as many things as I once did (like running around to go shopping or do errands) without getting a slight headache. LOUD noises (machinery, loud traffic) will give me a headache as well. I sat in a crowded restaurant tonight without issue. At this point I'm thinking I may have a pinched nerve (or something) in my neck, which may be why I respond to exercise as well. Going to see a physical therapist soon..


She probably didn't mean to spear tackle me, as I'm 125lbs and she was probably over 200. That said, I had already passed the ball.
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One concussion in 2012 from rugby. Loss consciousness and took around 5 months to recover completely.

Hit my head hard on a shelf on 12/7/14. Recovered by the end of February.

A branch fell on my hardhat at work on 10/7. Not sure if completely concussed but have been feeling "out of it". Definitely injured my upper cervical region and upper back. Out of work for the time being.

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Old 12-28-2012, 08:20 PM #12
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Peter you may want to pursue myofascial release. For some the muscles in the neck will not relax because of your stated mis-alignment. Myofascial release can help both realign and relax the muscles and promote recovery. It made a world of difference for me.

After starting this therapy my daily headaches were reduced to two to three a week with a corresponding reduction in severity.
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