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After experiencing a lot of trauma i have the following symptoms; what could be the cause? insomnia, tiredness, eyes go black when i stand up, palpitations, poor memory/ brain fog?
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Post traumatic stres: Disorder is possible here. Also if you've had head trauma this could be post concussion symptoms. Best to see your doctor for assessment as other possibilities include correctable medical disorders such as thyroid. An assessment will help establish the diagnosis and then work out treatment options
Answered 8/8/2017
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Trauma: can produce many of the symptoms you mention. Please see your doctor to make sure all is well medically and then a mental health pro such as a clinical psychologist. You need to be treated for the impact of the trauma. Peace and good health.
Answered 2/24/2018
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