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Old 09-21-2015, 07:54 PM #1
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Default "its all in my head" PCS relapse or anxiety?

Is it a PCS relapse or anxiety??????Its been a while since I posted here so I thought I would check in to see if any of my fellow PCS sufferers have to live with what I live with on a daily basis. Its been two years since my PCS symptoms calmed down. They never fully went away but I feel pretty good most of the days. However, its seems that the slightest hit impact on ,my head will make my brain fog kick in. Whether its a pillow nudge from a forearm during a hug......my mind immediately starts self analyzing. I really cant tell if its anxiety or a relapse. it usually will last a couple of days and then go away.

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September 2012 suffered concussion Wakeboarding.Recovered after a month and a half. November 24th 2012, second impact surfing.
Symtoms currently have is muscle fatigue, vision problems, overall fatigue, and extreme anxiety.
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95% anxiety with maybe 5% relapse if there was an actual impact.

If you self-analyze, you are bringing this on yourself.
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I would agree with Mark based on me. Anxiety plays a huge roll here.

I got back on my wakeboard for the first time in 1.5 years last week! Yesterday I even allowed myself to catch some air. Never been big on a helmet but I have one now and am very comfortable wearing it. Can't wait to get my ski out but I am not ready to take the stress of a start yet.

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Recovery from TBI is rarely an uninterrupted, straight trajectory of improvement. Often, something as simple as a bit too much physical or mental exertion can make a patient feel, temporarily, pretty crumby.

Ups and downs and minor setbacks are pretty normal. Try not to sweat them.
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