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Suffered from a concussion 8 weeks ago but still experience fogginess? i've been to the doctor but they tell me to give it time. will i ever recover?
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Takes time: Concussion are really mild traumatic brain injuries. With brain injuries it can take a long time (months) to recover fully from them. If you want you could try and see a neuropsychologist that specializes in cognitive evaluation and training/treatments. Sometimes these options can help recover better and more fully.
Answered 4/6/2016
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