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Brain Concussion: Trauma resulting in minor injury to the brain which causes a period of interrupted brain function. Simple concussions resolve themselves in about a week whereas more serious ones have persisting symptoms. The onset of symptoms may be delayed. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Brain Concussion is available below.
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