Danielle W. asked
My girlfriend hit her head around 6 hours ago. She started to feel sick 2 hours after hitting her head and 4 hours in she experienced really bad nausea. The nausea has since gotten a bit better. She has a tingling in her head, dizziness, brain fog, her vision is a bit blurry, has a slight headache, and a neck ache. It seems like a concussion. What should we do for this? Should screens be avoided? Is it okay to go for walks? Drink coffee? Should she be in the dark? If so, for how long? Thanks!
March 29th, 2023
Jeffrey B. answered
The symptoms your girlfriend is experiencing are suggestive of a concussion. Here are some steps to ...
March 29th, 2023
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