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One of the more challenging aspects beyond acute concussion management occurs
when symptoms do not resolve as anticipated over time.
The term postconcussion
syndrome generally refers to a presentation of multiple ongoing symptoms months
to years from injury, typically comprised of physical, cognitive, and emotional
complaints such as headaches, poor sleep, poor concentration, dizziness, and
irritability. Although individual factors vary, the condition is often regarded
as multifactorial. Persistent issues can pose a threat to full community
reintegration following concussion and reduce overall quality of life; thus early
recognition and treatment are essential to optimize long-term outcomes.
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