Post Concussion Symptom Checker

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Could your symptoms be linked to a brain injury?

Many people experience lasting symptoms after a bump on the head — even if it seemed minor at the time. Things like memory problems, poor sleep, sensitivity to noise or light, or mood changes can sometimes point to an undiagnosed traumatic brain injury (TBI).

This short questionnaire is based on a recognised clinical tool used by doctors and brain injury specialists. It’s not a diagnosis, but it can help you understand whether your symptoms might be connected to a head injury.

It only takes a minute. At the end, we’ll show you your results and explain what they might mean — along with what support is available if you’re concerned.

All responses are confidential. No data is shared without your consent.

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How to answer the questions

For each symptom listed, please think about how you've felt over the last 24 hours and compare it to how you felt before your head injury or accident.

Select the option that best describes whether the symptom has been:

Not present at all
No worse than before the accident
A mild problem
A moderate problem
Or a severe problem

There are no right or wrong answers — just go with what feels most accurate to you.

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Your responses have been analysed

Thank you for taking the time to complete this symptom checker. Based on your answers, we’ll now show you a summary that reflects how closely your experiences match the kinds of symptoms often seen in people with a traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Please remember that this is not a medical diagnosis. However, many people who experience ongoing symptoms like fatigue, memory problems, or sleep disturbance are surprised to learn that these may be linked to a previous head injury — even one they thought was minor at the time.

If your results suggest a potential TBI, we’ll explain what to do next and how our specialist team may be able to help.

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Total Symptom Score

Your Symptom Score: 25+

You’ve reported a high number of ongoing symptoms

Your responses suggest you may be experiencing the ongoing effects of a traumatic brain injury (TBI).

These types of symptoms can significantly affect daily life — but many people go undiagnosed or unsupported for months or even years after a head injury.

You don’t need a diagnosis to take the next step. If your injury was caused by an accident, assault, fall, or any situation involving someone else’s fault, we may be able to help you access medical support and compensation.

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Your Symptom Score: Between 11 and 24

You’ve reported some symptoms that may relate to a previous head injury

Symptoms like fatigue, headaches, memory problems, or difficulty concentrating can often be linked to a past head injury — even if it felt minor at the time.

While this result doesn’t confirm anything medical, it may be worth speaking with someone about what you’re experiencing.

If your injury was due to someone else’s fault, our specialist brain injury solicitors may be able to help you access support, rehabilitation, and compensation.

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You’ve reported some symptoms that may relate to a previous head injury.
We may be able to help – please get in touch.

Your Symptom Score: 0-10

Your responses suggest a low symptom burden

Based on your answers, it seems unlikely that you are currently experiencing symptoms commonly associated with a traumatic brain injury (TBI).

However, if you’re still concerned about something — especially if your symptoms worsen or have an impact on your day-to-day life — we’re always here to talk.

If you would like to send us your survey results, fill out the form below and we'll contact you to give you some guidance on what to do next. We may be able to help with rehab, legal advice, signposting to one of our many medical and charity partners, or just to listen to your experience and provide our support.

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