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Old 02-18-2014, 11:20 PM #12
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Yes. Another thing that is very troubling for me is that every single neurologist or physician I go to have VERY different opinions.

My sports physician seemed much more conserved than my neurologist, whom specializes in MTBI. My physician had the opinion that I should follow my symptoms, and try to find work arounds. Whereas my neurologist told me to just get back into the swing of things, and ignore my symptoms.

My neurologist was of the opinion that exercise is essential to recovery, and running and things like that were completely fine.

This really confuses me, as I honestly have no idea what to do, and what not to do.
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