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Old 03-26-2018, 11:46 AM #1
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I also read something online about nerve sensitivity in the head and neck following a concussion being the reason for sending the return of symptoms after mild bumps. That could be a bunch of bs and I've never heard any doctor talk about this but the truth is we know relatively very little about the brain and concussions so that theory is as good as any.
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