Concussion Signs and Symptoms

Brain Pamela R.

Nausea and Vomiting

If you start to vomit and nauseate after hitting your head, you display a concussion sign and symptom. Although you do hit your head and do not experience this symptom, it still does not mean you do not have a concussion. This is because this particular symptom does not happen in every case of head injury. The sign of vomiting may and may not occur immediately after you hit your head. Whatever the issue is, you should seek medical attention if you start vomiting.

Pamela R. September 28, 2021

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