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Alice310

2y ago

Can a Traumatic Brain Injury Affect Concentration?

can a TBI cause concentration issues? example I can't concentrate to watch T.V. but if I watch the T.V. through the camera app on my phone I CAN concentrate

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Chance11286

2y ago

Yep brain is always running
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Calamity_Pain

2y ago

I wasn’t great with concentration before but now it’s just I’m possible. It’s noise canceling heads and iPhone video stuff for me. I’m coming up on 3 years with my parietal lobe tbi
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Traumatoad

2y ago

I don’t concentrate well on TV but I can on my phone.
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cherryrose

2y ago

Yes! infact, my ADHD is because of my TBI
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Chihuahuamomma

2y ago

It definitely affected my concentration big time. I struggle with it daily now. And it's been 6 years this month since my accident.
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Angieeeep

2y ago

Oh! Maybe try watching a movie with subtitles on.. that helped me concentrate at first
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Angieeeep

2y ago

I’d give yourself time. My concentration was HORRIBLE when I first got my TBI but now that I’m 7 years into the brain injury world, I can concentrate on things I’m interested in so much better!!
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KirbyWirby

2y ago

I have definitely noticed my concentration is shot, and it wasn't great before my TBI
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NickGobes75

2y ago

I don’t know about the watching through your camera app part though.
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NickGobes75

2y ago

Yes. Big time. Depending on how bad the TBI was/when you got it.
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Alice310

2y ago

could it be ADHD related?

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