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3 days ago · Concussion symptoms are often non-specific and may be attributed to something else, like dehydration or the heat, and young people may feel they can play through it or walk it off. (Shutterstock ...
5 days ago · Concussion. Concussion is an injury to your brain that can occur after a minor head injury. Symptoms can include headache, dizziness and memory and concentration problems. If your child is complaining of any of these symptoms, or you have recognised any yourself, you should take them to your doctor for examination.
4 days ago · Concussion is common and usually resolves without complications. However, persistent symptoms occur in 10–15 % of patients. These post-concussion symptoms are predominantly somatic, cognitive and emotional. The condition is most common in those with previous somatic and mental health issues.
5 days ago · When asked to define a concussion, many kids provided a range of answers, some more accurate than others. But like many adults, kids’ responses suggest they do not fully understand this potentially serious injury or when and how it should be treated.
4 days ago · Signs and symptoms. Concussion symptoms vary between people and include physical, cognitive, and emotional symptoms. Symptoms may appear immediately or be delayed by 1–2 days. Delayed onset of symptoms may still be serious and require a medical assessment.
4 days ago · Here’s what you need to know about identifying and treating skull fractures in infants. To know if a baby’s skull is fractured, look for the following signs: Any unusual shape or dent on the baby’s head; Difficulty in feeding or changes in sleep patterns; Excessive crying, irritability, or lethargy; Noticeable swelling or bruising on the ...
5 days ago · Light sensitivity is a very common concussion symptom. Light sensitivity may quickly begin to subside with appropriate concussion management by a trained clinician. As light sensitivity diminishes, there is a good chance that your other symptoms—which may be associated—will also subside.
