Mood Disorders [After Head Injury or TBI] | Cognitive FX

[@cognitivefx]

If you are dealing with personality or mood changes due to a concussion, check out our channel for more helpful information!

[@harrycrotch9574]

@Kristian Mary Numabela what's a brain view test?

[@AcombativePYRO]

I seriously need help

[@nonzwakazinellymalahlela2857]

I'm 38 year's, i was hit by a car when I was still a child around 9 , 10 years old, i had a bump on my head since and sometimes it's soft sometimes it's hard, i have a explosive anger , i also suffer from anxiety and depression, my happy mood is always short lived, i always prefer to be left alone , i don't like to be around people for long time , i having definitely learning and remembering my life and people i have meet, what can i do to fix this , I'm in south africa.

[@Just.The.Next.Step.]

You might See a neurologist. Also search “fish oil supplement and tbi”; “brain recovery lasts the rest of your life.” “Epilepsy years after tbi”

[@Adria-z4z]

I feel very sad and lost ,from being hit so amny times

[@pressinpickle345]

For 6 years now everyday all day long I go from very angry to very depressed. I would go to a doctor but I'm poor and on the brink of homelessness. I just can't afford to give a doctor what little money I have. They probably wouldn't even see me with the little money I have.

[@Jeremy-wy2qc]

Never loose hope lifting weights 💪 it's helps ! Good.luck to u plant based foods !!!

[@Tsudkyk]

This video is basically useless. Medicine does not know how to treat TBI and it’s some thing you just have to live with.

[@chiclids]

This is very good to know I just recently got beaten up by 3 Guys at the river and I’m going through a lot of symptoms that you mentioned and I never expect myself to feel this way I am seeking some help but this is not really a good feeling at all😢😢

[@O_Towne_Bear]

Having had more than a few concussions in my life (sports and recreation) and two nasty ones, I am only now realizing the damage done (I am 57). Mood, depression, anxiety. Thank you for this video. It is only the first step in my research but it helped a lot.

[@nylakhan5658]

Try contrast showers

[@maddoxlogging2303]

Same with me and after years(since graduating HS) climbing up the ranks in the logging industry and then the 6th(2nd hospitalization) TBI in 2018, I FINALLY buy my first cable skidder in 2019 and then my symptoms started getting worse and worse till 7 months ago…I’m 31 and me, wife and 2 kids are evicted and then last month, my pride and joy Timberjack 225e was repossessed. Still trying to understand but any pointers you have on living and finding a new job till I get a new career(I never dreamt I’d work for another mf’er again), I’m asking everyone! My confidence and morale is gone and neuro appointment isn’t till Friggin April/may(surprise! I can’t remember!)

[@jeffschultz732]

Same! Multiple concussions, 4 car accident, hit in head with a baseball bat. It's been a rough journey

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Anger aka "The Hulk" is the most difficult symptom for me to deal with post TBI...

[@brianfreeman2200]

Agreed

[@jjconc]

My husband understands but family members tell me to "get over it." I am picked on a lot. Some family members are MDs.

[@adtemporary69]

A lot of doctors are taught what they know and treat symptoms not root causes. Healthcare is a joke.

[@martyngw]

I had a motorcycle accident was in a coma for 9 days and had 6 bleeds on the brain. I’m not great anymore something doesn’t tick right anymore

[@THEELDER1]

Pity my now ex husband didn't seek this type of help. Instead he chose to blame me and after 25 years of marriage, started talking to other women, eventually taking up with two of them! leaving me devastated. He suffered a motorcycle accident and was never the same.

[@RS-ym6fp]

I had a few concussions from playing sports, mostly ice hockey. The last one though was pretty bad and I was behaving really bizarre, literally getting into fights (physically with strangers and verbally with friends and family) or I was overly complimenting people. It was embarrassing because I'm not like that, but I'm only now thinking how it could be related.

[@nylakhan5658]

How r you doing now

[@ToraSan]

Hey men any change ? I’m looking for help too

[@jonathanbulkheed338]

You are talking about me. It feels weird. I get SO homicidal when those mood swings happen. I wish I had a good doctor like you instead of the crappy VA.

[@AcombativePYRO]

100% straight facts. I was a medic, multiple TBI, brain surgery… lots of clinicals. Honestly I totally get why people feel suicide is the way out, Even the thought of hope that the other side of life is just even a bit easier than this. Don’t know you but I do care brother. Im just broken too.

[@Moni-ig8wf]

I have struggled with my son for the past few years. After countless research, I found he is suffering from paranoia post TBI. How can I help him? Didn't see symptoms right away till few years later, but this is the only thing that makes sense. Help 😭🙏

[@fishybusinessco.8398]

I was born with cerebral palsy and every day, I wish I was a different human. This is going to take everything I have. From me I will lose everything because of this disease

[@jeffschultz732]

Spot on! Thank you!!!

[@ronf3954]

I wish you could be my doctor. I need so much help, but I can't get proper care. My TBI has completely ruined my life. I am very depressed, and scared.

[@traceykerr572]

Had a serious TBI in 2005, PTSD anger, sheer injuries in Brocas area and other parts, Dystonia Central diabetes insipidus almost died. Ex-husband kept abandoning me at the hospital and triggering my PTSD when he drove a car yet couldn’t understand why I was scared and angry. Super high achiever academically in sports had to start all over again. Literally the hardest journey of my life doing Iron Man’s was much easier before the accident .Return to Running in 2017 it saved me emotionally. I’ve been a runner since I was 12 than a triathlete gymnastics champion. Iron Man. But running after TBI is the greatest gift

[@dissdad8744]

This lady is NOT an expert. She has never experienced TBI. She has just memorized formal definitions and descriptions, without having an understanding of the actual experience. Let's be honest here: this is a hoax, which tries to capitalize on the misfortune of those who experienced brain injury. It's highly unethical.

[@Adria-z4z]

Thamk you very much,for being so kind about this isuue.

[@vincentprice9156]

Please I need help! I have a long history of head injury and My life has become a living nightmare this month once again. I don't know what to do. I feel so lost and hopeless. Everytime I so much as bump my finger into my head I start to get dizzy and feel like I'm going to die! I get extreme fear and panic and head pain. I just want all this to end. I have NO ONE who can relate to me at all. I feel completely lost and hopeless

[@cognitivefx]

I'm sorry to hear that Gil. That sounds really hard to deal with. If you haven't already, you should probably go to your doctor about this, it sounds like it could be something pretty serious. Our clinic does free consultations about post-concussion syndrome, so if you feel like your dizziness and head pain is related to a concussion or head injury you have had, I would suggest that you sign up for a free consultation with us. Here is the link to that: www.cognitivefxusa.com/consultation

[@vincentprice9156]

@@cognitivefx Thank You, I'm trying to deal with it all little by little..I filled out the consultation last night.

[@cognitivefx]

@@vincentprice9156 Glad to hear that! Hopefully we will be able to find a solution for you! If you have questions about the consultation, here is a video we made very recently covering the most common questions asked during consultations. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJDIemCYbK-FrJI

[@Nancy-pc6sf]

Don't worry I'm going through something Similar 😭😭

[@ugochijenny7041]

What God cannot do doesn’t exist

[@theresageiger584]

Tramtic brain injury

[@ash785lo]

I dated 2 men with TBI and both were changed permanently after. 1st guy became a narc. He tried to fight it and tried bring selfless but eventually his true colors came about and had the emotional intelligence of a high school jock. I knew this man would never take responsibility for his actions, never be empathetic, and never get his shit together. 2nd guy, total opposite. I think his injury made him a total empath. He literally thinks of others before himself and so far I've known him, wouldn't dare hurt a soul. Different strokes for different folks. The mind is an extraordinary thing.

[@ishikawa1338]

You blame the first guy and believe people should be a certain way but have you lookd at yourself lately

[@succyamum4127]

@@ishikawa1338 speaking from someone who has had a tbi from a wreck and suffers a similar experience, they were not wrong to leave the person if they kept hurting them. I don't blame the man that left me because I wasn't aware of what was happening within myself for a long time- he couldn't save me and needed to move on. this person has every right to move onto their own happiness.

[@marthapineda9849]

Went I’m rebenmer the car accident traumatic is get so angry😢

[@JackSchlicher]

thoughts on bpc 157 and tb 500 to help heal tbi

[@marthapineda9849]

Exactly l feel like this Dr.

[@marthapineda9849]

Dr this my problem.

[@marthapineda9849]

I’m feeling my life is over.

[@marthapineda9849]

I’m get angry very bad

[@lisagilmore6311]

this is such bull crap. she knows nothing just like every doctor i have talked to. in 2007 i was hit for the 7th time. open head wound tbi. not a stupid car wreck. 7 ieds 7 concussions in 14 days point blank range. try it out it was wounderful

[@nylakhan5658]

How r you doing now

[@SnowmassCt]

Thank you Dr

[@adamkernen965]

This is 100% my story pre-treatment. Anxiety, stress, depression, super irritable. I am so thankful that I found cognitive FX and was able to get treatment. It’s made a humongous difference in my life. Thank you Dr. Fong and your incredible staff of healing wizards!

[@cognitivefx]

You're the reason we do what we do Adam! Thanks for sharing your experience, we're so glad that you had such a positive transformation!

[@333btd]

was your cortisol production level and/or cortisol activation affected by brain impact? tbi where hormone production is changed is common. did all changes happen at once?

[@faisalbi1330]

Hi Adam how r you now please reply me?

[@adamkernen965]

@@faisalbi1330 much better, hard to say if fully normal but I am functional, happy, more easygoing and not nearly as stressed. Busy situations still bother me and I still have a lot of nightmares but I’d say I am 85-90% better than pre-treatment.

[@faisalbi1330]

@@adamkernen965 o thanks u replied me .

[@smcremix8791]

i had a head injury years ago about a year later i developed terrible anxiety for 10 years without remerging it was from the head injury. i have been coping now and rebuilding myself

[@faisalbi1330]

Hi how are you please reply me

[@mysobermission2509]

This may be a silly question but can you treat someone in another country? There is nothing like this in the UK and I need help. 🙏 please x No option to fly anywhere. Also we British are not as wealthy as Americans we can't just hop on a plane when we feel like it.

[@cognitivefx]

We definitely are able to help people outside the U.S.! We have many people fly to the U.S. from Europe all the time. We can also do limited treatment through using zoom calls. If you are interested in our treatment I suggest that you sign up for a free consultation. We have one of our doctors talk with you about your symptoms and can also tailor a program just for you, either over zoom, or in person at our clinic. Here is the link to the free consultations: www.cognitivefxusa.com/consultation-0

[@AidanDorrian-ji9cj]

Very appreciative of your clear, concise compassionate explanation of TBI ... And especially cognisant of what you described as "Neurol Compensation", no one has ever raised that as an issue before (10 years into Recovery) ... Thank You

[@cassandrab8452]

I have a scar on my forehead from when I was 13 years old.. I was knee’d there by someone close to me while she was intoxicated. It was an open wound and I bled everywhere.. all I remember was running away from that place and I never seeked any medical help for this or told any professional to talk about it.. I let my scar heal on it’s own and I hate how it looks.. it affects my confidence so much. I am now 31 years old.. my diagnosis were GAD and learning disability at age 20.. and now BPD at this age. I’m constantly trying to figure out what is “wrong” with me.. I also isolate myself a lot from others. Im wondering if anything has to do with that incident..: I’m now seeking a psychologist for some help.

[@chuck7916]

Info like this would have been helpful 32 years ago. It may have saved me from institutionalization.

[@stephanegregoire6658]

I like iblistned listbed I warch watch this and this is nice I have a tb I as qell qell qell and these are good to hear my sister showed me this

[@Coywolfie]

You get can get help threw some of it but there is no healing fully from it

[@ugochijenny7041]

What God cannot do doesn’t exist

[@tbisurvivor4781]

Tbi survivor and mental health social media platform here! - would love to collaborate

[@tbisurvivor4781]

Tbi survivor & mental health social media platform would love to collaborate!

[@destinycardell7919]

🙏🙏 thank you

[@cameronmccollough98]

So far since my accident. I have lost my job. I'm FURIOUS at certain family members because they're actions caused my accident and turned my life to shit. I have lost the love of my life. I'm losing myself. There are times when I'm fine, but then I get an anxiety attack or major migraine or headache and I end up so confused and angry and sad. I'm losing my mind. I feel so alone. If I was a gun owner, I probably wouldn't be here still . . .

[@lovejuicyfruit85]

I totally understand what u R going through I had a head injury due 2 being assaulted the doctor didn't see anything on the x ray but I know in my own heart that now I have certain mental issues due 2 that event which I never had b4 its absolutely destroying 2 my self confidence because people think I'm mad, I also lost my true love which broke me even though we still talk its heartbreaking its hard when family/ friends dont help u totally feel like everyone is against u. I have also said that same line if I had a gun I wouldn't be here. No matter how hard things get we still have 2 pick up ourselves and carrying on like everything is normal and it's not. Mental health isnt anyone's fault we weren't born with it some form of trauma causes it especially if u have been hit in the head or a accident or past events in life. I totally wish u luck and I hope u overcome your problems

[@Thelordoftheskys]

Can you help me please 🥺

[@lav856]

I don't disagree ✨

[@faisalbi1330]

Hi how are u???

[@Pistol1783]

Thanks for the info provided in this video. Is it normal to have these issues 5 yrs after my car accident? Really trying to get through this, any advice would be greatly appreciated. Take care.

[@cognitivefx]

It is definitely common. We have had some patients that have experienced symptoms like these for 15 years, and when they came to us for treatment finally felt like they returned back to normal. While we are not a miracle cure that can fix everyone, we have definitely helped a lot of people that have had mood disorders and other post concussion syndrome symptoms. If you feel like this is something that you want to know more about, our clinic does free consultations for anyone who is dealing with symptoms. You can follow this link to get there: www.cognitivefxusa.com/consultation-0 We also have very detailed blog talking about many other aspects of PCS (post-concussion syndrome). If you want to go through it and find more information before you do a free consultation. Here is the link to the blog post we did about mood changes: www.cognitivefxusa.com/blog/personality-changes-after-a-brain-injury-or-concussion. Do you have any specific questions?

[@Pistol1783]

Thanks so much for the detailed reply and the links. Really means a lot. My main questions were answered because u said it’s common for ppl like me to still experience headaches, nightmares, mood etc. As the therapists and Drs have told me, I guess I just wanted another opinion. I will definitely check out the stuff u told me about, I’m from Canada so that may be issue? But I’m sure it will say that in the links u sent me. Thanks again and thanks for what u do.

[@cognitivefx]

Of course! We are here to help. Covid has prevented us from seeing most of the Canadian patients that have shown interest due to travel restrictions, but since the vaccine is starting to roll out we anticipate those restrictions will start being let up soon! We're hoping that by June of 2021 we will be fully back to normal receiving patients from everywhere again! Our doctors and logistics people can give you more answers if you sign up for that consultation, they are the ones with the most accurate information about that.

[@chasestevens3279]

Thank you I have made lord only knows how (or whomever) impossible recovery over the past 5 years will be 6th in August I'm now noticing all my faults or symptoms from the blows The anxiety is now the worst ever ( I do not use my medical marijuana only a commercial grower) I have never felt so alone and am catching myself pushing any and all away when I was never a introvert I'm now the hermit who mastered in fake smiles and fear to ask for help (no idea why) loving supportive family Thank you for your channel subscribed away !!

[@youngrd.]

Its about to be a year since my tbi, and the loneliness feeling has been going for months makes me feel so lost sometimes

[@youngrd.]

@Tony Camaj my heart rate would get so bad to, and now I always randomly get pain in my head