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Can the smaller branches extending from a tree cause a concussion? i walked into them and am worried since i already had a concussion months ago.
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Yes but rarely.: It is very rare. Did you loose conciousness, or feel dizzy or nauseous? If not then you didn't have a concussion.
Answered 10/15/2017
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