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Old 03-05-2018, 08:45 AM #1
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Default Missed a step
This morning I was walking down slippery steps and my foot slipped making me land hard on my feet (about a 5" drop, or however tall a step is). This didn't really cause immediate symptoms other than some pain in the back of my head but I now seem to have bad pcs symptoms (light sensitivity, nausea).

Is there any conceivable way this was concussive? I think I've read about someone on here getting a bad concussion in a similar fashion so I'm pretty freaked out at the moment.
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