[BDNF]

Are your symptoms always consistent or do you have them on and off for example some weeks you won't have all symptoms?

[Anja 70]

Same here. But not for weeks, it's on some days. If I feel good for two days, then the symptoms come back for a few days. Then I start feeling better again.....always the same

[Bud]

Me too...it all is so random.

Getting better but still random and nonsensical at times.

Bud

[Chris2828]

The symptoms vary from day to day, but I had not a single day where I was 'fully there' since my injury

[thorx89]

It's mostly just constant mild headache in the forehead and somewhat worse cognitive performance, but I've learned to compensate.

I do computer programming and a using the computer to help me do what I normally would've done in my head helps a lot. But even writing things down and drawing charts really helps a lot if you find it difficult to keep all the things in your head.

I have better days and worse days, but it's not that much to complain about.
Now, 10 months after the fact, it's really more of a nuisance than a showstopper.

[wright2626]

some days everything is great, others i cannot remember something i did 5 minutes ago. have days where one hour all is good, next hour things go worse. days, weeks can be sporadic like that.

[Mark in Idaho]

The roller coaster ride of cognitive functions is often due to quality of sleep. Sleep apnea and other sleep issues may need to be investigated.

[BDNF]

My doctor says that tbi symptoms are consistent and that because mine come and go that they are psychosomatic so I demanded a ct scan and I'm waiting results so he can referee me to a neurologist.

[SuperElectric]

Typical doctor, if you're not bleeding on the surgery floor then it has to be psychological!

[wright2626]

yesterday was pretty good for the most part, remembered about 80% of the day with little shaking. today had considerably more shaking, and forgot some minor things, like something that i just did. the shaking i am getting used to, but the memory loss is really frustrating.