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Join Date: Jul 2015
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2015
Posts: 30
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho
There is a term. Proximity does not mean causation. Just because a symptom happens in close proximity to another event does not mean that event caused the symptoms.
As I said, Clogged ears have nothing to do with concussions. They can be connected to head movement causing ear wax to move and lodge in a way that makes the ear feel plugged.
Slamming a car door can cause an air pressure wave that can effect the ear.
You have to let go of these ideas of such minor events being a concussion. No concussion symptoms list includes clogged ears as a symptom of a concussion.
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Thank you Mark!
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