Is there a magic number when it comes to concussions? In today’s Myth Buster video, Dr. Caze explains how it’s not such a black and white answer. There is no one-size-fits-all answer, but it is important to recognize the signs of a concussion and seek medical attention if needed from a concussion specialist.
On occasion, a concussion can cause long lasting symptoms, but the majority of them do not have permanent effects. Most people fully recover from a concussion within a few days to weeks after being seen directly by a concussion specialist.
No, there is not currently a concussion proof helmet. While there have been many advances in helmet technology in recent years, there is no helmet that can completely protect against concussions. Helmets are designed to reduce the risk of head injuries, but they are not able to eliminate this risk.
Recent research has shown that there is no significant difference in the incident rates of concussions between tackle football and flag football. While this is an interesting finding, what we do know for sure is that participating in sports, regardless of the type, has numerous benefits for kids. Engaging in sports not only improves physical …
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It is important to seek medical attention after any suspected concussion, but it is not necessary to rush to the Emergency Room. Instead, go directly to a concussion specialist who is trained to assess and treat concussion-related injuries to ensure the safest and quickest recovery. Dr. Caze is one of 24 in the country to …
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Concussions are serious injuries that can have long-lasting effects on a person’s health. Traditionally, diagnosing and measuring the severity of a concussion has been a challenging task. However, with advancements in technology and medical research, new methods of measuring concussions are emerging.
