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Treating concussions | Peter Attia & Michael Collins — Whalespan

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Treating concussions | Peter Attia & Michael Collins

Peter Attia8m · 2023-07-26

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✓Well SupportedThere are currently no validated biomarkers for diagnosing concussion.✓Well SupportedOn-field dizziness is six times more predictive of a longer concussion recovery than any other symptom.◐Partially SupportedConcussion is a treatable injury, and effective management can prevent chronic cumulative problems.◐Partially SupportedSymptoms of concussion can include feeling foggy, tired, blurred vision, or double vision.◐Partially Supported

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Effective concussion management allows for a safe return to sports and activities.

◐Partially SupportedSpecialty clinics or concussion clinics are better equipped to manage concussion injuries than general pediatricians.

◐Partially SupportedIn children, those removed from play immediately after concussion symptoms had an average recovery time of 18 days, while those who continued playing for approximately 15 minutes had an average recovery time of 44 days.

◐Partially SupportedEach minute played through a concussion injury increases recovery time by approximately seven to eight days.

◐Partially SupportedDizziness, fogginess, tiredness, blurred vision, or double vision are predictors of concussion outcome.

◐Partially SupportedEffective treatments exist for concussion injuries, allowing most patients to return to their desired activities.

◐Partially SupportedSymptoms of concussion are better predictors of poor outcome than signs of concussion.

✕Not SupportedManaging concussions effectively is important to prevent stacking injuries.

◐Partially SupportedThe susceptibility to a subsequent concussion is higher following an initial concussion.

◐Partially SupportedSigns of concussion are outwardly observable, while symptoms are what the patient reports.

◐Partially SupportedProper assessment using the right tools is necessary for managing concussion injuries effectively.

◐Partially SupportedSigns of concussion include loss of consciousness, confusion, balance issues, and vomiting.

◐Partially SupportedParents need to be educated about the significance of concussion symptoms and the risks of playing through them.

◐Partially SupportedLoss of consciousness during a concussion is a strong indicator that an individual will be removed from play and not return.