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04-30-2018, 10:26 AM
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Mitchel,
Welcome to NeuroTalk. Most have to learn to reduce the risk of jolts during the recovery phase. Nobody seems to know what causes this sensitivity. It could be vestibular. It could be upper neck instability (it was for me). For some, it is brought on by an anxiety about any movement that could cause a concussion relapse or more brain damage. Please tell us more about how it manifests for you. What are your concerns? Does it disable you with a return of symptoms? What symptoms return? What have you done to help reduce this problem?
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