February 23, 2026
Prolonged Concussion Symptoms, formerly known as Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS), create a complex clinical picture that requires a specially-trained and experienced concussion clinician to solve. As the largest global provider of concussion treatment and rehabilitation, Complete Concussions certified clinicians are ready to help find the root-cause of lingering symptoms.
Many patients become intolerant to exercise after concussion. This is due to dysregulation of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) and brain blood flow.
Following a short period of rest and symptom-limited activity, guided sub-symptom threshold exercise therapy has shown to safely and gradually improve blood flow and speed recovery.
Headaches, balance and visual issues, dizziness and blood flow abnormalities are symptoms of both concussion and neck injuries (or whiplash).
Oftentimes ongoing concussion symptoms are coming from your neck, which can be treated with manual therapy and specific exercises to improve function.
Visual disturbances and dizziness are common following concussion.
A balance and visual rehabilitation program may help to reduce symptoms such as dizziness, visual abnormalities, concentration issues and memory problems, among other symptoms.
Within 3 hours after a concussion, the lining of your gut begins to change because of the close relationship with the brain, known as the ‘Gut-Brain Axis’. This system is tightly linked with your immune system, inflammation, the Autonomic Nervous System, and your hormones (Hypothalamic-Pituitary Axis).
Chronic fatigue, low energy, cognitive problems, headaches, anxiety, low mood, and a variety of other symptoms can be traced back to poor gut health.
These common complaints such as fogginess, trouble concentrating, and memory impairments are multifactorial and require a comprehensive approach.
Understanding exactly what is going on and why you feel a certain way can help to improve recovery.
Want to learn more about Persistent Concussion Symptoms (PCS) and what might be driving your symptoms?
Join Concussion Doc this week for a free workshop to learn how you can start feeling better immediately.
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