Concussion is a mild form of Traumatic Brain Injury (brain damage), typically caused by a moderate to severe impact with the skull. It is commonly caused by contact sports, alcohol related injuries and automotive accidents.
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What are the symptoms of concussion?
Symptoms of
concussion include
- Dizziness
- Disorientation
- Dry mouth
- Blurred vision
- Incoherence
- Dilated pupils
- Malcoordination
- Brief unconsciousness
- Slurred speech
- Short term memory loss
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Concussion can be diagnosed by anyone, as the major symptoms are readily evident. Regardless of whether diagnosis is simple or not, you should always contact your physician after any head trauma.
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Taking Action against concussion
Rest, avoid contact sports, contact your physician.
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Useful concussion Resources
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