Concussion Health Feed

Dear Lybrate user:- your sister got left occipital head injury 6 years back. It is concussion type head injury, manifested, after long duration due to degenerative changes in brain & surrounding tissue. Sometime C T is also inconclusive.
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Your dad has a stroke and he is blind, he has short term memory and scared all the time. The signs and symptoms of a concussion can be subtle and may not show up immediately. Symptoms can last for days, weeks or even longer. Common symptoms after a concussive traumatic brain injury are headache, loss of memory (amnesia) and confusion. Let’s have a detailed discussion over it, post that i’ll be able to figure out the exact reason of your dad's problem and then we’ll be proceeding for the most eff...more

It’s often alarming to have a headache and dizziness at the same time. However, many things can cause the combination of these two symptoms, from dehydration to anxiety.
We’ll go over the signs that your headache and dizziness might be a sign of something more serious before diving into other, more common potential causes.
Is it an emergency?
While rare, a headache with dizziness can sometimes indicate a medical emergency that requires immediate treatment.
Brain aneurysm
A br...more

Pain in your hand can be due to any one of the following reasons-------
1. Decreased bone strength due to vitamin -d and calcium deficiency---------------------
2. Arthritis /gout due to high uric acid levels--------------------------------
3. Muscular pains due to a concussion or blunt injury----------------
4. Nervous origin (neuritis) due to some compression in radial or ulnar nerve--------
so a thorough physical examination and proper case taking is required to reach to a...more

You must go to a hospital & be admitted for observation.
High speed accidents can cause injury yo deeper organs which manifest later on.

There are many causes for vomiting. Which needs to be evaluated in detail.
Causes of vomiting are -
1. Motion sickness or seasickness, Early stages of pregnancy, Medication-induced vomiting, Emotional stress (such as fear)
2. Gallbladder disease, Food poisoning, Infections (such as the "stomach flu")
3. Overeating, A reaction to certain smells or odors, Concussion or brain injury
4. Brain tumor, Ulcers, Some forms of cancer
5. Psychological illnesses, Ingestion of toxins ...more

There are various types of head injuries, some of the major types are as follows: hematoma, hemorrhage, concussion, edema, skull fracture, diffuse axonal injury and some others.
Your head has more blood vessels than any other part of your body, so bleeding on the surface of your brain or within your brain is a serious concern in head injuries. However, not all head injuries cause bleeding.
One of the first ways doctors may assess your head injury is with the glasgow coma scale (gcs). The...more

Vertiginous epilepsy is infrequently first symptom of a seizure characterized by a feeling of vertigo it occurs there is a sensation of rotation or movement that last for few seconds before full seizure activity ,while the specific causes of this disease are speculative ,dizzeness is the sensation of imbalance or floating impeding loss of consciousness and or concussion conflict between the signal sent to brain by balance and position sensing system of the body ,most common cause being traumatic...more

Though you have done the right thing in stopping breast feeding, for how long now, have you stopped it. Milk production subsides gradually, and it may be because of the collection, that they may be full, swollen and hurting. Please be sure there is no redness and you are not running fever. These are signs of a breast abscess. You may get an ultrasound of the breast to be more sure of the problem.

There are many causes for vomiting. Which needs to be evaluated in detail.
Causes of vomiting are -
1. Motion sickness or seasickness, Early stages of pregnancy, Medication-induced vomiting, Emotional stress (such as fear)
2. Gallbladder disease, Food poisoning, Infections (such as the "stomach flu")
3. Overeating, A reaction to certain smells or odors, Concussion or brain injury
4. Brain tumor, Ulcers, Some forms of cancer
5. Psychological illnesses, Ingestion of toxins ...more