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Default How To Stop Getting Concussions Every Time You Bump Your Head

Here's a video explaining why some people struggle with minor head bumps causing symptoms and how to prevent flare-ups:

Help! I'm Getting Concussions Every Time I Bump My Head! Why and HOW you can STOP IT! - YouTube
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