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Default Is it okay for me to workout (Lift wieghts, cardio etc.)
I'm still having headaches from the post concussion syndrome. I had a concussion with bleeding a year and 3 months ago. Do you think I should get a doctors okay to exercise and join a gym or am I suppose to take it easy or not do it at all. I don't have health insurance so going to see a doctor to talk to him about this would cost be an unnecessary amount of money. What do you guys think?
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