
09/27/2025
Concussions are one of the most minimized injuries due to the sporting world, yet many individuals (and it's not a small percentage) who've suffered a concussion will not get better within one year.
This injury is more significant than the majority of musculoskeletal injuries someone suffers in sports, a car accident, or the result of a fall, yet it's also the one least likely to be evaluated and properly treated.
Symptoms that you may be experiencing months or even years after a concussion (whether it was diagnosed or not) include:
1. Chronic fatigue
2. Brain fog
3. Headaches/Migraines
4. Neck pain
5. Visual changes
6. Poor concentration
7. Problems finding words
8. Mood changes
9. Issues with sleep
10. More
The thing is, you don't need all of these symptoms, you just need a few of them to warrant screening and if appropriate, then treatment for this.
As noted previously: Many individuals with this will never get properly diagnosed, and even for those diagnosed, the majority will never undergo appropriate treatment.
An appropriate evaluation and treatment is the difference between a life full of these symptoms that will lead you to be misunderstood or a life where these symptoms are not part of your daily routine.
If you would like expert help, then reach out, and my team will help you get the process started.