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I had a mild concussion in last august, today i hit my head on an hanging steel rod at the gym. what is the likelihood of permanent cognitive damage?
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Unlikely: But repeated concussions can result in permanent brain damage - even death; so wear head protection for activities that expose you to head trauma.
Answered 12/18/2016
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