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  1. Emily
    22 January 2010 @ 11:51 pm

    I have had several concussions, and noticed that each concussion needed less impact to have adverse consequences. Sort of like re-injuring a sprained ankle – takes less to hurt it the second time.
    I wish I could blame my migraines I had on the concussions, but had the migraines BEFORE my big pumpkin head bruised my brain! I can see how athletes have cumulative consequences from multiple concussion, so brain injury becomes more evident.

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  2. James
    26 January 2010 @ 5:24 pm

    Yes, for sure there is a cumulative effect, which is part of the concern that doctors have.

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  3. Sacramento Chiropractor
    25 August 2010 @ 1:15 pm

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  4. Scott Tregaskis
    11 April 2011 @ 4:36 pm

    August 2010 My son sustained a concussion at football practice he was 15, he was out 8 weeks before returning to play,He now gets exercised induced temporal headaches,nausea and dizziness when exercising (cross-fit p 90 x – insanity) or running suicides he does not have these symptoms when just weight lifting, he does take an anti-depressant (fluoxentine) 20 mg for depression,he has had a sleep deprived EEG an MRI and is scheduled for a EKG on the 19th the two formentioned came back normal, with Spring Football some 4 weeks out, we are at a loss as to how we should proceed, Could there still be residual effects or is the medicine causing these headaches CAN ANYONE HELP JUNIOR SEASON LOVES THE GAME

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