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Might it be possible that a a basketball player get a burner and concussion at the same time?
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Yes: Basketball is a contract sport and head and spine injuries are common. If you've had these symptoms you should see a neurologist or neurosurgeon before resuming your sports to ensure you do not have a serious condition.
Answered 1/26/2015
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