What symptom does afterbrain fall have

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Concussion is a kind of mild brain injury. There is no organic pathological change in brain tissue after injury. Disturbance of consciousness is transient and its pathogenesis is unknown. It is generally believed that it is related to the damage of reticular formation. Transient brain dysfunction may be caused by the vibration of cerebrospinal fluid in ventricle, the change of pressure in sleep, the mechanical stretch and torsion of brain stem and vascular dysfunction. Falling from a height, such as falling from the balcony, falling, wrestling during sports, collision, traffic accident, etc., may cause head injury directly or indirectly, which may lead to concussion. Let's take a look at the following.

What symptom does afterbrain fall have

First: a period of time after concussion, patients will appear drowsiness, fatigue or sensory abnormalities. After the head is injured, there will be disturbance of consciousness immediately, manifesting as unconsciousness or complete coma, lasting for several minutes or dozens of minutes, but generally speaking, coma will not exceed half an hour.

Second: Patients with cerebral concussion in convalescence often have dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting, tinnitus, insomnia and other symptoms, which generally disappear in a few weeks to a few months, but some patients also have long-term dizziness, headache, insomnia, irritability, inattention, memory loss and other symptoms.

Third: concussion is a kind of mild brain injury. There is no organic pathological change in brain tissue after injury. Disturbance of consciousness is transient and its pathogenesis is unknown. It is generally believed that it is related to the damage of reticular formation. The vibration of cerebrospinal fluid in ventricle and the mechanical stretch and torsion of brain stem may lead to transient brain dysfunction.

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Falling from a height, such as falling from balcony, window, tree, bed, children's arms, falling injury, wrestling during sports, collision, traffic accident, etc., may cause direct or indirect head injury, which may lead to concussion. Violent action on the head can cause histological changes in the impact point, the hedge site, the medulla oblongata and the high cervical spinal cord.