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I just finished recovering from a concussion and then walked into a thin tree branch with smaller branches extending from it. should i be worried?
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No need to worry: HI Sounds like a very low impact injury. Should not be severe enough to cause a new concussion or aggravate a new one. Im sure you'll be fine - dont worry.
Answered 11/9/2015
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