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What to do if i got a concussion can i still go on roller coasters?
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Roller coasters: If you have fully recovered from your concussion, and have been checked out by your doctor, you should be able to go on a roller coaster. Speak to your doctor about the dangers of roller coasters in general and for you.
Answered 8/30/2013
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