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Old 06-22-2010, 10:45 PM #14
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Wow, Doctors still believe this old wives' tale <The first neurologist I saw said I never had a concussion because I wasn't knocked unconscious,> This has been disproven decades ago. Some doctors never learn.

How long does it take to teach a neurologist about concussions?

Nobody knows because the neurologist has to be willing to learn first.
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