Long-lasting concussion, or something worse?
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Five weeks ago, when I foolishly mixed alcohol with sleeping pills, I went sleep-walking, fell-down the stairs and hit my head on the edge of a hardwood table in the hall.
I sustained quite a nasty cut just above my forehead, and knocked myself out. I had to be rescued and taken to hospital, where I had some staples applied to the wound, and was then released.
Apart from the head being sore, I felt OK after that, and the staples were removed after a week.
However, over the past couple of weeks, I have been having headaches, dizziness, feelings of unreality and a feeling that I am finding it hard to articulate. My speech is also a bit altered and my legs feel a bit weak.
Does this seem like late-onset concussion? If so, can I expect these problems to resolve themselves?
Or does it seem like something else?
I would appreciate any comments, thank you.
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However, I did wake-up this morning, after a good and long night's sleep, and felt considerably better - except for frequent all-over body sweats (about which I have posted elsewhere).
So, it's something (else) to discuss with my GP this coming Wednesday.
Thanks for the advice.