Take The PBA Quiz

You may have Pseudobulbar Affect (PBA) if you:

  • Experience sudden, frequent, uncontrollable crying and/or laughing
  • Have been diagnosed with a brain injury or certain neurologic conditions

If this applies to you, take the first step in learning if your symptoms may suggest PBA by completing the PBA Quiz.

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Myself Someone I Care For

The PBA quiz is not a diagnostic tool. Only a healthcare professional can determine whether you have PBA.

After You Take the PBA Quiz...

A young African-American girl in dark glasses leans on an older African-American woman with long brown hair. The pair are seen from the waist up and they both have neutral expressions
A young African-American girl in dark glasses leans on an older African-American woman with long brown hair. The pair are seen from the waist up and they both have neutral expressions

Sequena is a real patient living with PBA and Liyah is her caregiver. Image reflects patient with PBA at the time the image was captured.

Learn How PBA Is Diagnosed

Understand how a doctor diagnoses PBA and why it is sometimes mistaken for depression or a mood disorder. Learn what you might expect when discussing your symptoms and PBA Quiz score with the doctor treating your neurologic condition or brain injury.

Finding a Specialist Who Can Treat PBA

Not all healthcare providers are familiar with PBA. If you've taken the quiz and think you could have PBA, it's important to speak to a specialist who can diagnose and treat PBA. Below are 2 ways to find a specialist and schedule an appointment. Choose the option that works best for you and take the next step.

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OPTION 2 Schedule an appointment with a telehealth specialist

If you prefer to make a virtual appointment, use this link to book a video visit with a specialist.

A white woman with long blonde hair and dark glasses is seen from the chest up. She is facing the camera with a concerned expression
A white woman with long blonde hair and dark glasses is seen from the chest up. She is facing the camera with a concerned expression

Mary-Beth is a real patient living with PBA. Image reflects patient with PBA at the time the image was captured.

Learn About Treatment With NUEDEXTA

NUEDEXTA is proven to reduce PBA episodes. If your quiz score suggests you or a loved one may have PBA, find out if NUEDEXTA is right for you.