Physical

Dizziness or balance issues.

Fatigue (mental or physical).

Impaired small motor control.

Loss of sex drive.

Nausea/vomiting.

Paralysis.

Persistent headache.

Thinking

Decreased attention span.

Difficulty in processing information.

Disorientation.

Impaired decision-making ability.

Inability to follow multi-step directions.

Inability to shift mental tasks.

Inability to understand abstract concepts.

Language deficits.

Memory loss or impairment.

Poor judgement.

Perceptual

Changes in sense of balance.

Changes in senses.

Increased pain sensitivity.

Loss of sense of time and space.

Behavioral/Emotional

Agitation.

Anxiety.

Apathy.

Confrontational attitude.

Denial of disability.

Dependence.

Depression.

Easily angered/frustrated.

Fearfulness.

Feelings of guilt or shame.

Feelings of helplessness.

Flattened or heightened emotional responses.

Impatience.

Inflexibility.

Lack of inhibition.

Reduced tolerance for stress.

Thoughtlessness.

Trouble concentrating.

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