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I rollerblade a lot. i kept falling down. is it bad for brain ?
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If head injury: Potential of falling is injury. Repetitive concussions could contribute to a traumatic brain injury which is permanent. Therefore, wear a helmet, an assortment of joint pads, and be careful.
Answered 2/7/2021
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