Concussion Symptoms, what are they:

Concussion Symptoms, what are they:

Concussion symptoms can vary from person to person but generally fall into four main categories: physical, cognitive, emotional, and sleep-related.

 Here’s a breakdown of the most common symptoms:

Physical Symptoms

Headache

Dizziness or balance problems

Nausea or vomiting

Blurred or double vision

Sensitivity to light or noise

Fatigue or drowsiness

Ringing in the ears (tinnitus)

Temporary loss of consciousness (not always present)

Cognitive Symptoms

Confusion or feeling “foggy”

Difficulty concentrating or remembering

Slowed thinking or response times

Disorientation (not knowing where you are or what time it is)

Emotional and Mood Symptoms

Irritability

Sadness or depression

Anxiety or nervousness

Mood swings

Sleep-Related Symptoms

Sleeping more or less than usual

Difficulty falling asleep

Trouble staying asleep

Symptoms may appear immediately or take hours to days to show up. In some cases, people may not even realize they have a concussion right away.

Shervan K Shahhian