Understanding the Link Between Concussion and Depression Concussion and depression symptoms are often correlated, especially after suffering from a traumatic experience like a mild brain injury. Feeling persistently down, foggy, or disconnected after a concussion is more common than you might think—and it’s not “in your head.” Studies show that
MCAS diet guidelines and education appear to be an afterthought for most providers when discussing MCAS diagnosis with patients. And patients often report feeling overwhelmed by conflicting advice after a mast cell activation syndrome diagnosis. At The Neural Connection, we meet patients right where they’re at, when they’re eager for
Concussion and the Confusion Around Diagnosis MRI for concussion assessment is a standard diagnostic test often used to evaluate the severity of a head injury. Sadly, a concussion can leave you feeling “off” long after the injury, even when medical scans say you’re fine. This mismatch between symptoms and test
What Is a Concussion Protocol Timeline? A concussion protocol timeline is a day-by-day, week-by-week roadmap that outlines when to rest, when to move, and when to resume full activity. Concussion protocol timelines are essential to achieve proper recovery, as concussions are a form of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). This
Whiplash: More Than Just a Neck Injury You might expect neck pain after a whiplash injury—but nausea? That can feel confusing, even alarming. If you’re dealing with persistent queasiness, dizziness, or disorientation after a car accident or sudden jolt to your head or neck, you’re not imagining it. Many patients
What Is a Migraine Cocktail? A migraine cocktail is a combination of over-the-counter and prescription medications used to treat moderate to severe migraine symptoms quickly. It typically includes: These medications are administered at an urgent care center or neurology clinic under the supervision of a healthcare professional. This cocktail is
