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I received a concussion 6 months ago still exhibiting symptoms and ct and blood tests have come back clear what could be making it last this long?
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Depends: depends on the symptoms. CT scan will not typically show anything for concussion. Headaches for example, can be chronic in 15% of head injuries. I would seek the expertise of a concussion clinic.
Answered 11/28/2017
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