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Old 09-19-2012, 11:20 AM #1
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Default Out-of-Shape or Post Concussion Syndrome
Hello everyone. I suffered from a mild concussion May 12th (4 months ago). During the day I have no signs Post Concussion Syndrome but the other night I tried stretching but became dizzy. How do I know whether this was because I am out-of-shape or not fully healed yet?
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