All these symptoms (difficulty concentrating, sleepiness, memory loss, muscle spasms, shakiness, hard walking…) could indicate a brain disorder. If a “brain injury” has been found on both sides of your brain then your symptoms could be due to it. It is likely that those “brain injuries” were detected by an MRI or CT-scan.
Further diagnostic procedures should be concentrated on these “brain injuries” in order to find out what caused them. For example, multiple sclerosis, brain infection, brain tumor, etc. can cause a brain injury that can be manifested with such symptoms.
You can consult some neurologist about this.
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