Concussions occur every year, half go unreported or undetected.
of individuals who suffered a concussion have reported persistent post-concussion symptoms.
A delay in specialized Concussion treatment can increase the risk of a prolonged injury recovery and the development of adverse Concussion outcomes.
Receiving a referral to a Concussion specialist from a primary care physician is associated with a delay in specialized Concussion care.
Persistent Post-Concussion Symptoms:
Life altering, and functionally debilitating symptoms that can persist for years following a Concussion.
These symptoms include:
headaches
neck pain
dizziness
balance issues
fatigue
brain fog
concentration
memory difficulties
sleep dysfunction
nervousness
depression
visual difficulties
Mental Health Impact: Concussions can increase the risk for anxiety and depression, and these symptoms can remain for prolonged periods of time.
Academic and Athletic Impact: Student - athletes with a concussion can miss more school and game days, and often experience detrimental academic performance.
Dementia: Concussions can increase the risk for dementia, such as Alzheimer's Disease and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
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