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Old 07-27-2015, 01:19 AM #1
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Default concussion from head jerking/tics
I had a severe whiplash like head jerk yesterday .immidietly i felt dizzy and nauseous.. ive been suffering with head jerks after a neck injury a few months back


today i woke up with severe headache and nausea.., is it possible to sustain a concussion by jerking your own head around? Even if you hit nothing
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