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Isn’t it true that the better athletes just “play through” their concussions?

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Isn’t it true that the better athletes just “play through” their concussions?

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No. A concussion, because it is by definition a mild brain injury, should be taken seriously. Therefore, symptoms following a concussion should not be viewed as a result of physical or emotional weakness that could be overcome by merely “toughing it out.” Ignoring the need to limit activity and play while recovering from a concussion can result in unnecessary risk of further and more debilitating injury.

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