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Can a whiplash injury cause mild cognitive attention/eye focusing problems?
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Whiplash: Depending on how severe your whiplash is it can cause dizziness, nausea, and head trauma. Attention and eye focusing problems can be a result. It would be best to rest for a couple of days and see if the effects ware off
Answered 12/20/2016
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