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Old 04-11-2013, 08:28 PM #1
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Default Driving with PCS
Hey everyone, I sustained a concussion about six months ago, I fainted and hit my head. Right now I feel pretty much symptom free, except for a mild headaches. I was wondering if the lingering of these symptoms could be caused by the fact I am driving. I drive a small vehicle, so it is often quite bumpy, but I am not sure that this could be stressing my brain.


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