TABLE 4.

Comorbidities of PTE

	Conditions/Diagnoses	Symptoms
Sensorimotor Deficits	Vision disturbances	Difficulty recognizing or processing objects, blurry or lost vision, double vision, loss of depth perception
	Tinnitus	High-pitched ringing or buzzing in one or both ears, often associated with hearing loss
	Neuropathic itch	Skin tingling or pain resulting from nervous system damage
	Vestibular agnosia	Loss of vertigo perception and imbalance
	Motor deficits	Imbalance, changes in ambulatory gait, loss of fine motor skills
Cognitive Impairments	Mental fatigue and attention impairment	Inability to concentrate or focus, even on simple tasks
	Short-term memory impairment	Inability to recall or remember information to which the subject was recently exposed
	Difficulty with critical thinking or problem solving	Difficulty processing, analyzing, evaluating, or synthesizing information to reflect, reason, communicate, or solve problems
Psychiatric Disorders	Depression/affective disorders	Constant feeling of sadness, loss or interest, and irritability; often associated with fatigue, lack of motivation, difficulty with recall, or suicidal thoughts
	Anxiety	Intense, excessive, and persistent worry or fear about everyday situations; avoidance; phobias; obsessive compulsive symptoms
	PTSD	Difficulty recovering after a traumatic event that triggers moments of intense emotional and physical reactions, such as headache, nightmares, pain, flashbacks, amnesia, or difficulty concentrating
	ADHD	Hyperactivity, impaired attention, reduced work speed, and difficulty with working or short-term memory
Sleep Disorders	Insomnia	Difficulty falling or staying asleep, insufficient number of hours or sleep despite adequate opportunity
	Parasomnia	Night terrors, sleep walking/talking, confusion arousals, REM sleep behavior disorder
	Idiopathic hypersomnia	Excessive daytime sleepiness
	Narcolepsy	Overwhelming daytime sleepiness and sudden attacks of sleep, cataplexy, sleep paralysis, sleep-related hallucinations
	Sleep apnea	Snoring, restlessness, apnea, open-mouth breathing, sleep fragmentation
	Circadian rhythm disorder	Sleep-wake cycle is not aligned with environment/schedule and interferes with daily activities; difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep