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07-25-2015, 03:06 PM
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Hi all,
I'm curious as to whether any of you out there who don't have sleep troubles still feel the fatigue associated with PCS? I'm wondering whether my fatigue would significantly decrease if I could get my quality of sleep improved or if it's just a part of PCS that you feel fatigued even if you sleep well. Any of you out there that don't have sleep troubles but still feel fatigued? I remember with my first concussion that once I got my sleep quality back (which wasn't a linear development at all, it just came back suddenly just like that), everything got better very quickly.
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March 2009: Concussion from a tree branch falling on head, all symptoms cleared up by 8-month mark. Started having head and hand tremors in 2013, which may had been caused by this concussion. February 2015: Slammed head into a heavy dining table light, another concussion. Current symptoms: Constant headaches that are mostly localized to the right side, head pressure, head sensitivity, moderate fatigue, fractured sleep, anxiety, mood swings, tremors, mild dizziness caused by head movement at times, neck pain, fullness in right ear, mild blurry vision Symptoms that went away: Light/noise sensitivity, nausea, severe fatigue, moderate blurry vision, tinnitus Current meds: Tramadol |
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