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A concussion
It is possible. Please contact a professionally qualified medical person if you have suffered a concussion.
If concussions aren't treated properly (such as going to the hospital). The person with the concussion can develop what's called second impact syndrome. It's called this because if they get hit on the head again, it can cause follow-up brain bruising. Which can cause permanent damage to the brain.
A concussion.
No, I am very sorry, but it is best not to ice skate when you have a concussion. One person's confusion can mislead them on the ice, and can cause serious injuries to one already with a concussion and those around him or her. This can also damage the actual rink, leading to costly bills and expenses. Unless you want mild injuries, I suggest you avoid ice skating if you have a concussion.
Yes, if the hit to the head is hard enough. I personally threw a pass that hit a friend hard enough to give him a concussion. We had to take him to the campus clinic. They diagnosed him with a concussion.
Just had a concussion yesterday. I didn't black out but 20 minutes later I looked at the sunset and saw a person talking to me. I started yelling at people in the parking lot which I don't remember. I totally went crazy for about an hour. It was really scary
No. A concussion is caused by a blow or fall on the head. Heat exhaustion is caused by staying too long in the heat.
Its very unlikely but possible. Why do you ask?
cerebrovascular accident
Studies of concussion in contact sports have shown that the risk of sustaining a second concussion is even greater than it was for the first if the person continues to engage in the sport.
In motor vehicle accidents, concussion can occur without an actual blow to the head. Instead, concussion occurs because the skull suddenly decelerates or stops, which causes the brain to be jarred against the skull.