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It is becoming increasingly common for primary care physicians to refer patients with concussion symptoms to a specialist. These professionals have extensive experience in conflict management and understand the specific needs and concerns of competing athletes. A concussion Specialist helps patients create and follow an effective recovery plan based on their age, activity level, work or school plan, symptoms, and other factors. Proper treatment and a proper management plan can speed up recovery and produce better results.  Symptoms of Concussion According to the DFW clinic , symptoms and signs of a concussion may be subtle and may not immediately appear. Symptoms can be last for days, weeks, or even longer, not fixed. Common symptoms after traumatic brain injury are headache, loss of memory (amnesia), and confusion. Amnesia usually involves forgetting an event that caused a concussion. Physical symptoms and signs of a concussion may include: A headache It's ringing in my ears Nau...

Pain is an inevitable part of life. The body reacts to injuries, wounds, illness, and even infection. The sensation of pain indicates that there is something wrong with the body. Around 25 million people in the US live with chronic pain syndrome.   When the pain acts stubborn and doesn't fade away for more than three months, that is chronic pain. The complications from chronic pain can add significant time discomfort and affect life.  It not only affects one's physical health, but it also ruins mental state and overall wellbeing. Trouble in sleeping, anxiety, depression, and stress adds up every day through pain—one of the very reasons why it becomes reasonably necessary to control pain through pain management techniques.  Doctors can find it challenging to deal with chronic pain syndrome symptoms, but the treatment is possible. With proper medication, counseling, therapies, and physical exercise, chronic pain syndrome can alleviate. Some of the Most Common Chronic Pain ...