Concussions Rehab

Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that each year over 20 million children and adults will suffer from concussions, which is defined as an act of jarring or shaking movement of head or mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), or trauma as a result of a sports injury, motor vehicle accidents-MVA, falls, and blunt force trauma. Head impacted injuries cause disruption of participation in recreational, sports and work, or just everyday activities. Some of the symptoms allied with head impact trauma may include the following?

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• Dizziness,
• Nausea
• Blurred or double vision,
• Imbalance
• Hypersensitivity to light
• Cognitive impairment.

Some long-term symptoms may consist of:

• Chronic headaches
• Muscle weakness and spasm
• Sleep disorder
• Fatigue
• Changes in weight
• Decreased libido
• Disrupted menstruation and infertility

A concussion is not something to ignore. In spite of the what matter of severity, following a brain injury, it is extremely essential that you check in with a physician to ensure that there is no potential for lasting brain damage. Certified clinicians at Yogi Spine Care & Physical Therapy by American Institute of Balance serve as a resource for referring physicians, specialists, athletic trainers, school and professional sports teams. Through a comprehensive evaluation process, we will provide information regarding the patient’s status, progress, and prognosis. Contact  us at Yogi Spine Care & Physical Therapy  to learn more about concussion treatment options.