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Old 10-28-2017, 09:54 PM #15
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho View Post
It is of no value to try to rate trauma forces and tie them to injury level. The experts have found no direct connection. Every head and neck injury is different. Some tolerate very strong forces and other do not tolerate weak forces.

Over stimulation can cause symptoms to return or just trigger an anxiety reaction that can last. The sensory system can easily overload a compromised brain and leave it exhausted for hours or even days.

Sound is the most common sense to over stimulate the brain. From what you have said, your brain is very sensitive to sensory stimulation.
Thanks, I get it, altough I don't think that my brain is so sensitive.
I have managed to endure my neighbouring drilling very loud for more than ten minutes (and me simultaneously being extremely anxious and stressed out of fear of the symptoms coming back due to the noise) withouth having any relapse.
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