Yes, stress and neurological symptoms often feed into each other. A brain that's already working harder to process information has less reserve for handling stress, and stress hormones can intensify symptoms like headaches, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating. This can create a frustrating cycle:

• Symptoms make daily tasks harder
• Difficulty with tasks increases stress
• Stress worsens symptoms further

Breaking that cycle often starts with identifying which stressors are avoidable and building in recovery time for the ones that aren't. This is a normal part of the healing process, not a separate problem layered on top of it.

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