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Had a car accident got rear ended went to the doctor and was treated for muscle spasm took pain medication maybe 2 weeks after the accident went for a light exercise at the gym after 20 min into my routine with light weights I don't if it was the adrenaline I felt the strongest headache could not concentrate I felt a little tingling feeling in my fingers at that point I could not even think and felt my eyes were very heavy went to the emergency room got a ct scan and a very heavy medicine that makes you dizzy as **** they told me I had a concussion maybe due to the accident . I still feel pain when I'm about to do something that requires me lift or gets my adrenaline going . Does any have tips to clear this pain or least a good medicine to take the pain away thanks.
You're welcome. Let us know how things go with the neurologist. In the meantime, we are here to answer any questions you may have. Thank you.
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There are many other symptoms that also go along with a concussion that you may/may not be experiencing as well. I have just opened up a User group "Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)", which you can find under the search feature here and I and others may be able to help and support you since I've also been in a similar situation - a concussion falls under this category. It takes time, and can be frustrating at times, and sometimes some symptoms (especially cognitive) go unrecognized.
In the meantime, I hope you feel better and know that we are here to support you and educate you on how to cope with this.