Best ways to handle sports concussions - Aug. 21 2024

Hits to the head are almost unavoidable in contact sports. But with any bump to the head, caution should be the name of the game. That bump could cause a concussion - a mild traumatic brain injury, which can potentially lead to long-term complications such as chronic headaches, cognitive challenges and emotional difficulties.
Hear board-certified sports medicine physician Sherrie Ballantine-Talmadge, DO, describe the signs of concussion and when a hit to the head should mean a trip to the doctor or emergency room. Then she’ll review treatment options and rehabilitation for concussions.
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