02/06/2026
The Top 10 Symptoms qEEG Can Reveal (That Most People Miss)
People rarely search for “qEEG”; they search for symptoms.
These are some of the most common – and often misunderstood – symptoms that qEEG brain mapping helps uncover:
1. Brain fog
Often linked to excess delta or theta activity while awake.
2. Anxiety without a clear trigger
Frequently associated with elevated high-beta or limbic overactivation.
3. Poor sleep despite exhaustion
Shows up as impaired alpha rhythms or nighttime hyperarousal patterns.
4. Memory lapses or word-finding difficulty
Connected to frontal and temporal lobe dysregulation.
5. Difficulty focusing or task-switching
Often reflects frontal network inefficiency or excessive theta-beta ratios.
6. Migraines or tension headaches
Associated with cortical hyperexcitability and sensory overload patterns.
7. Emotional reactivity or irritability
Linked to poor prefrontal inhibition of limbic regions.
8. Dizziness or motion sensitivity
May involve vestibular and sensory integration networks.
9. Chronic fatigue that doesn’t improve with rest
Often reflects poor network coherence and autonomic imbalance.
10. Feeling “disconnected” or “not like yourself”
Can reflect dissociation patterns or disrupted default mode networks.
These patterns are often invisible on conventional testing – but clearly measurable with qEEG.
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