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Is it common to crave sugar after a concussion/brain injury?
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No: People can have many unusual symptoms after suffering a concussion, but craving sugar is not one of them. Post concussive symptoms are most often chronic headaches, memory problems, concentraion problems and personality changes...All of these usually get better within months of suffering a concussion.
Answered 12/9/2019
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