Peter Attia· MD
now patients may have one of those problems or they may have all six they're not mutually exclusive um and the more you have the more difficult it is to treat
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now patients may have one of those problems or they may have all six they're not mutually exclusive um and the more you have the more difficult it is to treat
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so there's the six different types of concussions cognitive we actually call it cognitive fatigue the second is vestibular which is not the ear it's more the central Pathways in the brain you know the vestibular system is is a very significant system in the brain that starts to inner ear and then kind of goes the Deep parts of the brain we're talking about more centrally derived problems from the from the central part of a similar system or the brain part the third type of concussion is ocular which is your eyes working together as a team it's not your vision as much as ocular motor the fourth type is migraine which is what it sounds like headache with nausea and or lighter noise sensitivity and other symptoms as well and then the fifth type is anxiety the sixth subtype is neck you can have some of these symptoms coming from the neck
now patients may have one of those problems or they may have all six they're not mutually exclusive um and the more you have the more difficult it is to treat
so there's the six different types of concussions cognitive we actually call it cognitive fatigue the second is vestibular which is not the ear it's more the central Pathways in the brain you know the vascular system is is a very significant system in the brain that starts in the inner ear and then kind of goes the Deep parts of the brain we're talking about more centrally derived problems from the from the central part of the similar system or the brain part the third type of concussion is ocular which is your eyes working together as a team it's not your vision as much as ocular motor the fourth type is migraine which is what it sounds like headache with nausea and or lighter noise sensitivity and other symptoms as well and then the fifth type is anxiety the sixth subtype is neck you can have some of these symptoms coming from the neck um not very common but you can't