| Symptom |
|---|
| Headache |
| Brain fog, trouble concentrating |
| Memory lapses |
| Light sensitivity |
| Noise sensitivity |
| Dizziness or balance |
| Nausea |
| Sleep, too much or too little |
| Fatigue |
| Irritability or mood swings |
| Anxiety or low mood |
| Ringing in the ears |
| Blurred or double vision |
| Trouble finding words |
An adjuster reads a normal CT as no injury. A neurologist reads three weeks of documented light sensitivity, word-finding trouble, and headaches as a mild traumatic brain injury. The tracker is what turns your experience into a record.
A headache that keeps getting worse, repeated vomiting, a seizure, one pupil larger than the other, weakness or numbness, slurred speech, growing confusion, or you cannot be woken. These are the CDC's danger signs after a head injury. Saved on this device only; this tracker does not diagnose anything.
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