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06-10-2013, 01:38 PM
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I agree, it is very hard to say you are better, it is always nearly better.
The problem with PCS is it is a rollercoaster with very big climbs and dips at the beginning. I am cleared for work but still have climbs and dips, and you think something is resolved and it comes back again - but thankfully to a lesser extent. The one thing that never goes away though for myself is fatigue. When the fatigue goes I will think I will be as good as I am going to get.
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PCS following head injury November 2012. Experienced dizzyness, light and noise sensitivity, hypercusis, fatigue, insomnia, migraines, facial pain, problems concentrating, irritability, sensory overload, exercise intolerance. Symptoms mostly resolved, working full time and I am now mostly better. I wake 6am daily since my injury. Was experiencing daily Neuralgia which was controlled with Cymbalta 30mg, Lyrica 200mg daily. Now only on 30mg Cymbalta. |
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