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[QUOTE="Big Del, post: 3474735, member: 9291"] Brain injuries often have the symptom of fatigue . [HEADING=1]Why does a brain injury affect fatigue?[/HEADING] You may have fatigue because your brain is working harder than it did before your injury. You may also be recovering from related problems, which can also take energy to heal. Your brain is trying to heal itself and do its best to help you function. It needs more energy than usual. Brain injury can also disrupt sleep. If you often felt tired before your injury, you are at a higher risk for having fatigue problems after your injury. [URL]https://www.brainline.org/article/fatigue-and-brain-injury[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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