Experiencing a concussion raises significant concerns, especially for young athletes eager to return to sports like football. If you or someone you love has suffered a concussion, it’s natural to wonder when (and if) it’s safe to get back on the field. Returning to football after a concussion isn’t a decision to take lightly. It involves a […]
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One kind of traumatic brain injury (TBI) brought on by a hit, bump, or jolt to the head is a concussion. It may interfere with brain activity and cause symptoms including headaches, disorientation, lightheadedness, memory issues, etc. While most concussions are mild, they require proper treatment. So, what are the treatment options for a concussion? Understanding
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that 2.3 million children and teens under 17 were diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury or concussion during 2022. Unfortunately, this number does not take into consideration any time a person experienced a concussion but did not go to the hospital. Returning to physical activities too quickly after experiencing
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Many athletes are taught from a young age to fight through the pain. Although perseverance plays a role in having success in sports, there are some situations where pushing past your limits is not the best choice. Suffering a concussion should not be taken lightly, and it requires immediate attention to prevent further injury. Recovering
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Sustaining a concussion is a serious matter. Repeated concussions can have dangerous long-term consequences on your health. For athletes, the temptation is strong to play through the pain. But, if you’ve had a concussion, be cautious. Although you may want to be active as soon as possible, get a treatment plan to reduce long-lasting concussion
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A sports injury, fall, or automobile accident can cause a great deal of harm. Sometimes, the injury isn’t obvious but can be serious nonetheless. A concussion is a prime example. This injury can occur as a result of any type of collision. Even a whiplash injury can cause a concussed brain. Because the effects of
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The idea of being concussed, or having a child who suffers a concussion, can be overwhelming, but we have a team of experienced concussion specialists that are ready to help. If you think you have a concussion or that your child has a concussion, please contact us right away. The symptoms of this injury often
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When an individual has received a sudden blow or shake to the head, they may be diagnosed with a concussion. Most concussions can be watched at home until you can get in to see your physician, while others require more immediate attention. All concussions should be treated by a medical professional with expertise in managing
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At Orthopedic Associates of Long Island, our providers work with patients with bone conditions and injuries. A head injury can be a significant problem that needs to be evaluated early on to determine if there are lasting effects. A head injury can be scary, and it’s completely natural for patients to worry about how their
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A concussion or head injury can result in serious complications if a patient is not properly diagnosed and treated by a professional. When a concussion occurs, often by trauma to the head or body, the normal functions of the brain are disrupted, resulting in physical and cognitive concerns. Additionally, patients with a concussion may also
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