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01-17-2016, 07:27 PM
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I know there isn't really an answer to this question but does anyone have any good theories or understanding of why someone develops PCS after a concussion and why someone else doesn't?
I know its not necessarily related to the severity of the impact or injury as mine was relatively tame and was my first one whereas some have pretty serious collisions and recover fairly quickly. Curious to what some of your theories are. |
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Why do some people get PCS when others don't?
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