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7 Surprising Facts About Concussions


7 Surprising Facts About Concussions | Live Healthy

Concussions can occur whenever the brain moves around within the skull, often due to a direct impact to your head or by experiencing whiplash.

11 Facts About Concussions - Children's Hospital of Orange County

They can include unusual symptoms like sadness, repeating questions, tingling and trouble falling asleep. Even a mild concussion should be evaluated by a doctor ...

7 Facts About Concussion - Rush University Medical Center

1. Talk to a doctor after any head injury — and get immediate help for “danger signs.” ... It's important to contact your pediatrician, primary care physician or ...

11 Facts About Concussions - DoSomething.org

For about 9 in 10 people with concussions, symptoms disappear within 7 to 10 days.^[News in Health. “A Bang to the Brain: What we know about ...

10 Concussion Facts You Didn't Know - i9 Sports®

Concussions aren't always obvious. Less obvious symptoms include irritability, being more emotional than usual, difficulty concentrating, ...

Concussion Myths and Facts | Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Myth: Helmets can prevent concussions. Fact: While current helmet designs are effective for preventing skull fractures and some more serious brain injuries, ...

The Truth About 7 Common Concussion Myths - MedStar Health

In fact, less than 10 percent of people with a concussion will lose consciousness, and it's even less likely in pediatric patients, according to ...

Concussion facts and myths - VCU Health

... concussions will result in problems for the injured person. However, it is important to seek care from a qualified healthcare provider so ...

7 Concussion Myths and Misconceptions - Des Moines University

7 Concussion Myths and Misconceptions · Myth #1: Concussions Only Occur from Directly Hitting Your Head · Myth #2: Concussions Must Involve a Loss ...

Facts About Concussion and Brain Injury

Page 7. SYMPTOMS OF CONCUSSION. PERSONS OF ALL AGES. “I just don't feel ... Rest is very important after a concussion because it helps the brain to heal ...

Concussion Facts for Families with Young Athletes

No good scientific evidence supports a direct relationship between a history of concussion and suicide. After a concussion (and many other injuries) ...

9 Surprising Concussion Stats | Results Physiotherapy

7. Those Who Experience a Concussion Are More Likely to Experience Subsequent Concussions ... Individuals who sustain a concussion may be more likely to ...

10 Interesting Facts about Concussions - Omaha Physical Therapy ...

1. A concussion IS considered a brain injury. 2. You do not have to lose consciousness to be diagnosed with a concussion!

Head-Turning Facts & Myths About Concussions

Athletes with a history of concussion have 2-5 times higher risk of sustaining another concussion. It's important that coaches know if their ...

12 concussion myths debunked - UT Southwestern Medical Center

Concussion refers to a temporary disruption of normal brain function, but most often this is reflected in specific symptoms and not loss of ...

Five Facts About Concussions - University of Mississippi Medical ...

Five Facts About Concussions · Headache · Nausea/vomiting · Balance problems · Double or blurry vision · Sensitivity to light/noise · Feeling sluggish, hazy, foggy, ...

7 hard-hitting facts parents need to know about concussion | New Trail

"In most concussions, there's no loss of consciousness," says Ross. The most commonly reported symptoms are signs of confusion, irritability, fatigue and ...

101 Facts About Concussions In 2023

Fact #7: People Who Suffer From Concussions Generally Fully Recover Quickly. ... Fact #93: When Experiencing Unusual Emotional Reactions After A Concussion.

Concussion Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments - UPMC

A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury. You can get a concussion if you take a direct or indirect hit to your head or body. Athletes often wind up with ...

5 Facts About Concussions - TeamSnap Blog

5 Facts About Concussions · 1 in 5 high school athletes will get a concussion. · You do NOT have to get hit in the head to sustain a concussion.