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Your Concussion Recovery: Methods for Home Care

[[http://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=QcDLLI76IMc|recovery home Asheville NC]] - An easy bump to the head may seem painful for a moment as well as absolutely nothing to worry about. But may an easy bump may be far more. Or it might be a serious blow to the head happens during a fender bender, home accident or while playing sports. If the brain is actually shaken in the skull, this is called a concussion, which is a type of traumatic brain injury. Some concussions are mild and others more severe, but regardless of the diagnosis, concussion recovery is very important to general health and return to normal day to day activities.

In case a concussion is suspected, it is always recommended to locate medical assistance. The signs of a concussion may include, loss of awareness somewhat immediately after the injury occurs, headaches, dizziness, tinnitus, sensation of cranial pressure, queasiness, feeling confused or perhaps in a mental haze, and tiredness. Sometimes the onset of symptoms is nearly immediate as well as other times symptoms may slowly appear during the period of a few days following the incident.

[[http://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=QcDLLI76IMc|recovery home Asheville NC]] - Whichever the situation, it is always vital that you carefully track symptoms after having a potential brain injury, as a possible accurate diagnosis will dictate concussion recovery. After having a head injury, it best to talk to a clinical professional such as doctor of osteopathy. The D.O. will likely conduct a exam to gauge any or all with the following: balance, strength and coordination, vision, memory and concentration, hearing, and reflexes. In more severe cases, it may be required to order additional tests.

[[http://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=QcDLLI76IMc|recovery House Asheville NC]] - However, the assessment detailed above along with a patient's report of symptoms often dictates the course of treatment and recovery suitable for the concussion. Typically the first treatment and concussion recovery is merely for that patient to relax. When rest is prescribed, it means full rest both physically and mentally. This may include no television, attendance at school or work, no reading, video games, and definitely no physical exercise other than basic daily routines. This is obviously not difficult for home care. Combined with the rest, it is usually recommended a friend exist using the patient for the initial few days post injury.

Along with rest, other tips for home care include reducing the discomfort from the concussion, including headache. Depending how the concussion occurred, there could be other physical strains and discomfort. Osteopathic manipulation including soft tissue manipulation, cranial osteopathy, and myofascial release are options to prescription or over the counter drugs or any other more invasive treatments. Together with recovery treatments in the osteopath's office, there may be recommended self-care and nutrition tips to help speed the concussion recovery in your own home.

It goes without saying that brain health is essential to overall health. After any incident in which a concussion is suspected, it is always smart to speak to a medical professional and take next steps for treatment and care. Following a methods for home care and paying close focus on the prescription for rest and any other recommendations can help in concussion recovery. Along with the initial visit, discuss the recommended in office treatments such as osteopathic manipulation, any assessments and possible followup appointments needed.
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