Concussion symptoms

Persistent concussion symptoms could be post-concussion syndrome (PCS). Learn all about signs of PCS, diagnosis, treatment options, and more.

Learn what causes worsening symptoms after a concussion and what you can do to reverse them.

Dr. Collins, an expert in concussion recovery, and his six types of concussions based on concussion symptoms.

Having post-concussion syndrome is not just something you have for a few days/weeks. It's something that lasts way longer, and I can say it is/was a difficult journey, the hardest one of my life. It's not easy to experience post-concussion symptoms every day. I have recognized different stages and would love to share my 6 stages of concussion recovery with you.

Lots of us have had concussions before (myself included) but some people don't know that they have had one until they experience some symptoms after it's too late.

Concussion symptoms include headaches, mood changes, and vision problems, which may go away within a few days or weeks. Seek help for worsening symptoms.

Parents can check for concussions by monitoring symptoms. Ask the child if they have headaches or nausea, & make sure they can stand, walk & talk ok. After a child hits their head, parents should watch the child's behavior. Parents should watch for signs of pain, headaches, or anything "off." Teach children about the dangers of concussion. #familysports #sportshealth #whattodoforaconcussion #concussionsymptoms #concussionsrecovery #howtocheckforconcussion #familysportsguide

Find out what to do when symptoms such as headache, fatigue and dizziness last longer than expected after an injury causes a concussion.

Raise awareness with our concussion infographics and fact sheets. Find classroom tips and tricks, return-to-play guidelines, and more!