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Recognizing and Managing Different Types of Concussion

Types of concussion infographic provides a clear breakdown of each type, their symptoms, recovery timelines, and recommended treatment options. A valuable resource for athletes, parents, and healthcare professionals to recognize and manage head injuries effectively.

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Recognizing and Managing Different Types of Concussion

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  1. TYPES OF CONCUSSION MILD CONCUSSION (GRADE 1) Temporary disruption of brain function with no loss of consciousness, resolving within 15 minutes. MODERATE CONCUSSION (GRADE 2) Involves longer-lasting symptoms like confusion and dizziness, lasting more than 15 minutes. SEVERE CONCUSSION (GRADE 3) Loss of consciousness, symptoms such as memory loss, disorientation, and persistent headaches. POST-CONCUSSION SYNDROME Prolonged condition where symptoms are headaches, dizziness, and cognitive issues persist for weeks or months. SPORTS-RELATED CONCUSSION Occurs during athletic activities; symptoms include dizziness, confusion, and delayed reaction times. RECURRENT CONCUSSION Repeated head injuries can lead to cumulative effects, long-term cognitive and neurological impairments. BLAST-INDUCED CONCUSSION Caused by exposure to explosive blasts, commonly seen in military personnel. www.concussionspoteducation.com

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