Hello doctor, I am a 46-year-old female preschool teacher. Recently, I was struck on the head by a first aid kit, a small box fan, and a child car seat, while I was putting another first aid kit on the top shelf in the storage closet at work. I did not lose consciousness but had mild nausea, extreme fatigue, difficulty processing information, and a strange feeling in that part of my head for four days before I went to the ER.  It has now been almost three weeks since my fairly mild incident and I am still experiencing some symptoms from my concussion. I still get nauseous if I am exposed to fluorescent lighting up close like in a room with a low ceiling or close to a TV or monitor as well as bright sunshine. I have not resumed working out because the last time I tried, I became quite nauseous in a moderate and short workout. I also feel bad when I need to process information, as in yesterday, when my team was being trained on how to operate our new copymachine. My husband says I am more flustered and forgetful than usual. I get tickling and a dull headache in that part of my head when I do anything or if I am exposed to things that I have previously mentioned. I was diagnosed with a concussion. I do not have any brain bleed or other acute problems in the CT scan. I am having a hard time finding a neurologist that accepts Workers' Comp and I really do not think I need further treatment. I have taken Tylenol as needed. My symptoms are improving but have not entirely gone and I just want to make sure I know what to do and what not to do.
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