Recovery from a traumatic brain injury, even a mild one, can be a long and frustrating journey. Symptoms are complicated and can range from cognitive and behavioral changes to physical imbalances and impairments. One commonly overlooked symptom that can affect all of these aspects of recovery is a dysfunction of the visual system.
Much of what’s currently understood about post-concussion syndrome (PCS) is drawn from recent research. One known complicating factor in treating PCS is the overlap among symptoms with unique origins.
