Concussion articles
Concussion
Articles on tracking concussion recovery at home: what to monitor, when to worry, and how structured check-ins support graded return to activity.
Concussion is a moving target. Symptoms wax and wane over hours and days, and the same person can feel almost normal one morning and unable to concentrate that afternoon. The articles on this page focus on how to track concussion recovery in a way that is honest, structured, and useful to a clinician overseeing a graded return-to-activity plan. Every article on this page emphasises that concussion evaluation and return-to-play decisions must be made by a qualified clinician.
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Concussion Eye Tests: What Clinicians Check and What Home Tests Cannot Diagnose
Learn what clinicians may examine after concussion, including pupils, eye movement, tracking, and visual symptoms—and why home tests cannot diagnose it.
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Read articleDifficulty Walking: Neurological Signs to Track and When to Seek Care
Difficulty walking can have neurological, musculoskeletal, medication-related, and other causes. Learn what changes to track and when to seek care.
9 min read
Read articleHow to Track Concussion Symptoms During Recovery
How to track concussion symptoms across physical, cognitive, sleep, and emotional domains, connect them to activity, and prepare a useful recovery summary.
10 min read
Read articleWhy Between-Visit Data Matters in Neurology
Neurology visits are short and infrequent. Between-visit patient-reported data closes the gap by turning single snapshots into a trend clinicians can act on.
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