I suffered 27 years following a tbi. With normal MRI and CT and no seizure I was told my symptoms were CONVERSION DISORDER. I KNEW this was not psychological in any way. BUT the more I tried to get help ;the more the doctors were convinced I as malingering, faking, delusional or worst.
IT HAS BEEN the most difficult life barely able to take care of myself and only suicide made sense. Having attempted and failed the substitute psychiatrist (it was a holiday) thought I walked similar to Parkinson's and gave me amantadine... My life was literally saved. Not only did the stress in my body and wrenching headaches disappear, normal movement returned and so did a multitude of cognitive processing. I now also take a very small does of methylphenidate for the fatigue that remained. I have praising this since 2008 but researchers are slim to listen.
ALL MD's Stop diagnosing persons with severe movement, cognitive, emotional symptoms with history of TBI as psychiatric. Psych meds ONLY and completely debilitate what's left to use. The ill informed neurologist and psychiatric establishment are Killing people with their ignorance. Octacosanol also helps improve reading and improved memory that lead to getting lost. But Solgar stopped making this and policosanol is not as good.