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Attention fatigue & muscle twitches
How long after concussion will i have fatigue? It's pretty bad at times, I almost feel sick from it. I'm also having a lot of muscle twitches in my legs near my calves and ankles. Not sure why I have that now. . Not sure if that is from the pcs but it started like 1 week ago. I received a pretty Decent concussion Aug 8th 2015. Thanks for your help
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