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Symptoms
of Brain Injury
The type of brain injury called a concussion has many symptoms. These symptoms are usually temporary, but may last for days, weeks, or even longer. Generally, if you feel that “something is not quite right,” or if you’re “feeling foggy,” you should talk with your doctor. Here are some of the symptoms of a concussion:
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Young
Children
Although children can have the same symptoms of brain injury as adults, it is harder for young children to let others know how they are feeling. Call your child’s doctor if your child seems to be getting worse or if you notice any of the following:
Older
adults with a brain injury may have a higher risk of serious complications
such as a blood clot on the brain. Headaches that get worse or an increase
in confusion are signs of this complication. If these signs occur, see
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