Physical activity is important to healthy child development but parents need to know how to prevent and respond to head injuries that may result in concussions.
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Common signs and symptoms of a concussion include:
Appearing dazed or stunned;
Forgetting instructions, or being confused by an assignment or position;
Being unsure of the game or score;
Inability to recall events prior to, or after, a hit or fall;
Headache or feeling of pressure inside head;
Dizziness nausea or vomiting;
Feeling sluggish, hazy, or groggy;
Sensitivity to light and sound;
Balance problems;
Fatigue;
Sleeping more or less than normal;
Memory problems;
Difficulty concentrating;
Mood swings.
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