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Old 04-23-2013, 12:25 PM #1
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Default Can using oxygen make PCS worse?
I started doing small amounts of oxygen at home a week and a half ago. Haven't done it every day. My sleep has gotten worse (not as deep) and my brain function is noticeably worse. I thought oxygen was supposed to help with PCS.

Has anyone else with TBI or PCS used oxygen? If so, did you feel better or worse?
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