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    Proven Results Improvement in 77% of Participants

    Published peer-reviewed research shows that Cognitive FX treatment leads to meaningful symptom reduction in post-concussion symptoms for 77% of study participants. Cognitive FX is the only PCS clinic with third-party validated treatment outcomes.

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    Quiz Test

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    Updated on 15 December, 2025
    Medically Reviewed by

    Dr. Alina Fong

    What Type of Post-Concussion Headache Do You Have?

    Take this 2-minute assessment to identify your headache pattern

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    Understand Your Post-Concussion Headaches

    Post-concussion headaches are complex and often feel different from regular headaches. This assessment will help you identify:

    • Your likely headache type based on location and symptoms
    • What's causing your specific headaches
    • Whether your headaches may respond to treatment

    ⏱️ Takes about 2 minutes

    How long have you been experiencing headaches since your head injury?

    This helps us understand if you're in the acute phase or dealing with persistent symptoms.

    Less than 2 weeks
    2 to 6 weeks
    6 weeks to 3 months
    More than 3 months
    Years since my injury

    Where do you typically feel your headaches?

    Select all areas that apply. You can select multiple locations.

    Top/Forehead Temples Eyes Sinuses Back of head Neck
    Top of head / Forehead
    Temples (sides of head)
    Behind or around the eyes
    Sinuses / Cheekbones / Bridge of nose
    Back of head
    Neck (spreading upward)

    How would you describe the sensation of your headaches?

    Select the description that best matches your typical experience.

    Pressure or tightness, like a band around my head or my head is being squeezed
    Pressure like my head is a balloon being blown up
    Sharp, stabbing, or pulsing pain, usually on one side
    Pulling or tension starting in my neck and moving up
    Deep pressure in my face/sinuses that doesn't change with allergies
    It varies, sometimes moving to different locations

    What makes your headaches worse?

    Select all that apply.

    Physical exercise or exertion
    Mental tasks (reading, working, concentrating)
    Screen time (computer, phone, TV)
    Bright lights or sunlight
    Loud noises or busy environments
    Stress or anxiety
    Poor sleep or fatigue
    Neck movement or certain positions

    Do you experience any of these along with your headaches?

    Select all that apply.

    Vision problems (blurry, double, focusing issues)
    Visual aura (spots, flashes, zig-zags before headache)
    Nausea or vomiting
    Dizziness or balance issues
    Neck pain or stiffness
    Jaw tension or teeth grinding
    Extreme fatigue or brain fog
    Light sensitivity during headache

    On your worst days, how would you rate your headache intensity?

    Drag the slider to indicate your typical worst headache.

    Mild discomfort Severe/Debilitating
    5 / 10
    Moderate - noticeably affects daily activities

    Your Headache Assessment Results

    Based on your responses, here's what we found:

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    Your Headaches May Require Specialized Treatment

    Based on your symptom duration and intensity, your headaches are unlikely to resolve on their own. Treatment that addresses the root cause can provide lasting relief.

    Ready to Treat the Root Cause of Your Headaches?

    At Cognitive FX, we use advanced brain imaging to identify exactly what's causing your headaches, then create a personalized treatment plan to address it.

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    30-minute call with a specialist. No obligation.

    95%
    Brain function restoration
    60%
    Symptom improvement in 1 week
    77%
    Meaningful recovery (peer-reviewed)

    Post-Concussion Headaches: Causes & Treatment Options

    Post-Concussion Headaches: Causes & Treatment Options

    “I feel like there’s a tight band around my head.” “My head feels like it’s blowing up like a balloon.” “I have a constant pressure headache.” “I feel like my head is being pulled apart between the...

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    The Patient’s Guide to Post-Concussion Autonomic Dysfunction (Dysautonomia)

    Guide to Post-Concussion Autonomic Dysfunction | Cognitive FX

    Persistent symptoms after a head injury (post-concussion syndrome) can be confusing. They don’t always seem like problems an injured brain should cause. Symptoms like memory problems, trouble...

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    The Patient’s Guide to Post-Concussion Heart Rate Increase, Heart Palpitations, and More

    The Patient’s Guide to Post-Concussion Heart Rate Increase, Heart Palpitations, and More

    Perhaps this sounds familiar: You wake up from a relaxing nap expecting to feel refreshed, but instead, your heart is pounding for no reason. Or you stand up after a few hours on the couch and feel...

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    Head Injury Headache Years Later? Here Are Your Options

    Head Injury Headache Years Later? Here Are Your Options

    Headaches are one of the most common symptoms after a head injury (studies show70%of mTBI patients experience them, though 84% of our patients report having them). They can develop after mild,...

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    Post-Concussion Syndrome & Extreme Fatigue: Why You’re Exhausted and How to Make It Better

    Recover from Extreme Fatigue from Post-Concussion

    It’s not uncommon for people in today’s society to be tired. The demands on our time seem to be never ending. However, there’s a difference between being tired from being on the go all of the time...

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    Sleep Problems After a TBI: Causes & Treatment

    Sleep Problems After a TBI: Causes & Treatment

    Sleep disturbances are a common yet often overlooked consequence of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Many patients struggle with insomnia — having trouble falling asleep or waking up frequently during...

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