Clinical Overview of
Sports Concussion
Sports Concussion
Sports
Concussion
High School Football has been linked with the highest number of concussions, followed by girls soccer. They can cause changes in mood, behavior, sleep, attention, and headaches. We are specialized in the care of concussions and look forward to working with you as you embark on the road to recovery.
Sports concussions commonly occur during contact sports, falls, or sudden impacts. Symptoms may include headache, dizziness, confusion, sensitivity to light, or balance issues and they don’t always appear immediately.
At Relevé Sports Medicine, concussions are carefully evaluated using evidence-based protocols, with personalized treatment plans focused on recovery, symptom resolution, and a safe return to play or daily activities.
FAQ
Frequently
Asked Questions
A sports concussion is a brain injury caused by an impact that disrupts normal brain function. It can occur even without losing consciousness.
Symptoms may include headache, nausea, dizziness, blurred vision, confusion, memory issues, fatigue, or sensitivity to light and noise.
Diagnosis is based on a detailed medical evaluation, symptom assessment, and neurological testing. Imaging is not always required unless serious injury is suspected.
Recovery time varies. Most athletes recover within a few weeks, but some may take longer depending on severity, age, and prior concussion history.
