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Can cold sweats be a sign of a mild concussion?
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Not as only symptom: A mild concussion may have headaches or nausea associated with them. Cold sweats can come with nausea. But by themselves, cold sweats are not usually a sign of a mild concussion.
Answered 6/18/2015
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