I’m almost 5 months out recovering from a TBI after a car accident in the end of last year. I’m making good progress with physical therapy and treatments—my chronic migraines are getting much better and I can almost walk daily without a cane but I am constantly fatigued. I have HORRIBLE chronic fatigue. I have to take a 3-5 hour nap every single day and I’m constantly drinking caffeine. Nothing helps. Nothing keeps me awake. I’m always SO exhausted after the smallest amount of exertion. My neurologist told me exercise in time would help but I just feel like I’m getting worse and more fatigued the ‘better’ I’m getting. Has anyone experienced this and have any suggestions? Is this one of those ‘give it time’ things? Are there supplements that can help? Is medical MJ an option here? I feel at a loss because I’m pretty happy with my progress overall but the chronic fatigue leaves me completely disabled. It’s not the only thing but everything else seems to be getting better with the work I’m putting in while this seems to be getting worse and developing into a worse and worse problem. I’ve heard of chronic fatigue syndrome developing out of concussions and TBI and I’m wondering what kind of treatment I should explore, or questions I should ask my doctor, or new doctor I should seek out.
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