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Old 04-09-2015, 07:58 AM #9
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Default Similar light-headedness problems - any solutions?
Zac, my son (age 25, concussion from workplace accident Jan. 2015, diagnosed PCS) has similar problems: constant light-headedness (as well as headaches & a smattering of other PCS symptoms). He finds the light-headedness really debilitating and wonders if you are now better and if you found anything that helps. Thank you!
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