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How come i always black out in fights?
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If you are referring: To physical altercations in which you sustain head injuries - you may have sustained concussions. Repeated concussions are dangerous to your health. If this is the case, neurological evaluation would be prudent. If i did not get the jest of your question, please clarify and re-ask.
Answered 7/20/2013
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