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Old 08-06-2017, 11:06 AM #1
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Frown Post-concussive fears

Hello everyone, just joined today to ask about something that has had me stressing out lately. I've had two concussions in the past few years, and things were pretty bad at first but have improved a bit. I have learned to try to be as cautious as I can. But a week ago someone chucked a ping pong ball right at my head. Now my head has been itchy and my headaches feel worse.
Is it possible for such an impact to cause another concussion or brain damage? I know it's a ping pong ball, but the pain has left me with anxiety. Any insight would be very much appreciated, Thank you.
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