CONCUSSION

A blow or jolt to the head can cause a type of mild brain injury called a concussion. A concussion is a type of closed head injury that involves the brain and either makes you lose consciousness, or makes you giddy.

Some symptoms of a concussion are:

• Persistent low-grade headaches
• Trouble than usual remembering things following a head injury
• Tiredness
• Sad, anxious, or listless
• Easily irritated for little or no reason

A concussion occurs when a person does not lose consciousness, but may seem dazed. The slightly more severe form occurs when a person does not lose consciousness but has a period of confusion and does not recall the event. The classic concussion, which is the most severe form, occurs when a person loses consciousness for a brief period of time and has no memory of the event.
 

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