ArdentVol
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Thank youNow that you’re back home, y’all might want to think about getting your better half to her doctor to be checked out for concussion. It often isn’t diagnosed in the ER, because it takes a while for symptoms to develop, but dizziness, exhaustion, and depression? After my most recent concussion, I had all three, plus a bad case of The Stoopids, slow thinking and all.
There’s not a ton you can do about concussion, BUT one thing that helps recovery is to go really, really slowly, much more slowly than one wants to.
Trying to get back to usual levels of activity too quickly can make recovery take way longer than it should.
I think that is very likely. She succeeded in doing way too much Friday and refused help way too often.. Luckily, M did a 'lot of the heavy lifting Friday[s getaway day She did a good job staying off her feet today, but I was surprised this evening when she said she felt worse today
I have said severa;l times that we ought tp get to a doc in the box, buy she says she is not suffering any life-threatening symptoms. She poiinted to the many testst he hospital ER conducted. She said she was going to call her cardiologist's office Monday to see if they could move up nuclear stress test and another test that had been scheduled.
her father died of a heart attack in her early teens. her mom had trouble w/ dizziness for years
fraif i have suffered those sytoo=piids too ,any times the past 10 years
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