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A member asked:
I was hospitalized at age 5/6 because i had a concussion from hitting my head, could this affect me now?
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No: Most concussions heal in 2-3 months. Concussions are not progressive, so a history of a concussion as a child should not be causing you any problems now or in the future
Answered 5/17/2014
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