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Old 05-01-2015, 01:17 PM #1
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Default can one get a concussion from this?

i don't know whether i got a new concussion or just a setback, but my condition has worsened a lot after the following happened:

I was lying in bed, on the back. my mother wanted to pick something up that was beside the bed and accidently ran with her tibia into the edge of the bed(the end where the legs are). The bed and my whole body moved up quickly for 1 or 2 inches. The head didn't hit anywhere, it was just a quick movement that I could feel in my whole body and the head.

what is your oppinion?
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