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Traumatic Brain Injury and Post Concussion Syndrome For traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post concussion syndrome (PCS). |
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hi,
i find that my ability to concentrate is getting much worse. i kind of just zone-out (stare blankly, 'til things turn fuzzy/abstract). it's incredibly taxing to read just three, four words (and re-read these words) of a sentence that i just have to give up entirely ... it's as if my brain needs a pair of bi-focals, if you get me. i feel a certain tingly, almost sedative comfort in this state. . . but i know this isn't a good sign. it's getting so hard to zone-in and concentrate. very hazy feeling. i'm zoned-out as i'm typing this. i recently put myself on a regimen of b-50 complex, extra b12 (methyl. 1000 mcg's), fish oil (triglyceride form. 1500 mg EPA/750 mg DHA. 1000 IU D3), curcumin (longvida), etc. i notice : a bit more energy & general less pain in my body (i also have an autoimmune disease). has done nothing for me in terms of psychiatric problems or concentration, yet. only 2 weeks in. anyone else get this feeling of "zoning-out" or a difficulty in "zoning-IN" (i feel my default state now is a zoned-out/foggy brained one). thanks. |
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