Category: Concussions

A concussion diagnosis often focuses on the brain, and with good reason. Headaches, dizziness, vision problems, and fatigue all suggest a neurological cause. But in many cases, the neck plays a bigger role than people realize. The cervical spine supports the head and controls movement. It also contains nerves and muscles that connect to systems…

A concussion is a mild form of traumatic brain injury. Unfortunately, some people confuse the word “mild” with “not serious.” The truth is that multiple concussions, even “mild” ones, can significantly impact long-term brain health, leading to physical and mental complications and the development of severe mental health conditions later in life. How Multiple Concussions…

A concussion is a form of traumatic brain injury that results from a blow to the head or jarring of the body and is often classified as a minor brain injury because its effects can be severe. Part of what makes them so serious is that they can come with dangerous delayed symptoms. It’s common…

A head injury can be life-changing, even life-threatening. Unfortunately, many people view head injuries, like concussions, as mild and not worth the time it takes to get evaluated by a doctor or medical professional. However, untreated concussions can lead to significant medical complications and problems down the line. What happens if a concussion goes untreated?…

A concussion is a brain injury that can occur from sports, accidents, or falls. While most athletes recover within a few weeks, some continue to experience symptoms for months or even longer. This is known as post-concussion syndrome (PCS). PCS can make daily life and returning to sports challenging. It affects an athlete’s physical health,…

Post-concussion syndrome (PCS) can be a complex and challenging condition to manage. Among its wide-ranging symptoms, vestibular dysfunction is one of the most common and debilitating. If you’ve experienced dizziness, balance issues, or a general sense of unsteadiness after a concussion, you’re not alone. Fortunately, vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) offers a targeted and practical approach…