Head Injuries

Wyclef Sports Medicine > Head Injuries
Concussion is an injury to the brain, resulting in a disturbance of brain function. It causes short-lived neurological impairment and the symptoms may evolve over the hours or days following the injury.
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A cornea abrasion is a scratch on the cornea or surface of the eye. It is common in sport and can be caused by a finger in the eye, or from a foreign body, for example, sand or dust.
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Nosebleeds occur usually after an impact to the nose and may be associated with a fracture. However, they can occur after relatively minor injuries or be completely spontaneous.
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Conjunctivitis or pink eye is an inflammation of the membrane covering the white of the eyes and the underside of the eyelids. There are numerous causes of the condition which is relatively common although not usually serious.
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Eye injuries in sport are caused either by trauma or a foreign body in the eye, or infection. As with any head injury, it is advisable to seek medical advice with any injury to the eyes, especially if vision is impaired.
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