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Bball,

Welcome to NeuroTalk. The symptoms you explain are common with PCS. What are doing to help your brain recover?

You need quiet rest and nutritional support for your injured brain. Check my thread Vitamin and Supplement Regimen. It explains what food to not eat and how to help your brain heal. It is a slow process and takes discipline.

My best to you.
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