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  A concussion results from a traumatic impact, causing temporary brain function disturbance. It falls under traumatic brain injuries, which range from mild, brief symptoms to prolonged altered consciousness. The injury can stem from direct head impact or indirect forces affecting the brain due to body trauma. Common Concussion Symptoms include Confusion, Headache, Vision issues (blurriness, double vision), Dizziness or imbalance, Nausea or vomiting, Memory lapses, and Ringing in the ears. The underlying mechanism of a concussion is intricate, involving neurochemical and neurometabolic changes rather than just physical damage. Axonal injury from head movement disrupts neurofilament arrangement, releasing electrolytes and neurotransmitters that lead to neurologic dysfunction. Metabolic shifts and reduced cerebral blood flow also contribute. Concussion treatment focuses on support, beginning with reduced physical and cognitive activity and gradual reintegration. Initial diagnosis s...

A concussion results from a traumatic impact, causing temporary brain function disturbance. It falls under traumatic brain injuries, which range from mild, brief symptoms to prolonged altered consciousness. The injury can stem from direct head impact or indirect forces affecting the brain due to body trauma. Common Concussion Symptoms include Confusion, Headache, Vision issues (blurriness, double vision), Dizziness or imbalance, Nausea or vomiting, Memory lapses, and Ringing in the ears. The underlying mechanism of a concussion is intricate, involving neurochemical and neurometabolic changes rather than just physical damage. Axonal injury from head movement disrupts neurofilament arrangement, releasing electrolytes and neurotransmitters that lead to neurologic dysfunction. Metabolic shifts and reduced cerebral blood flow also contribute. Concussion treatment focuses on support, beginning with reduced physical and cognitive activity and gradual reintegration. Initial diagnosis should co...

  A concussion results from a traumatic impact, causing temporary brain function disturbance. It falls under traumatic brain injuries, which range from mild, brief symptoms to prolonged altered consciousness. The injury can stem from direct head impact or indirect forces affecting the brain due to body trauma. Common Concussion Symptoms include Confusion, Headache, Vision issues (blurriness, double vision), Dizziness or imbalance, Nausea or vomiting, Memory lapses, and Ringing in the ears. The underlying mechanism of a concussion is intricate, involving neurochemical and neurometabolic changes rather than just physical damage. Axonal injury from head movement disrupts neurofilament arrangement, releasing electrolytes and neurotransmitters that lead to neurologic dysfunction. Metabolic shifts and reduced cerebral blood flow also contribute. Concussion treatment focuses on support, beginning with reduced physical and cognitive activity and gradual reintegration. Initial diagnosis s...