This includes delayed symptoms that can sometimes occur days after a blow to the head.
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What Are Head Injuries and Concussions?
This is especially true if symptoms are delayed.

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Concussion vs.
Brain Hemorrhage
It’s important to note that a concussed brain does not bleed.
In fact, a concussed brain can often look perfectly normal on an MRI or CT scan.
But, it’s actually more complicated than that.
This can causebrainischemia(inadequate blood flow in the brain), resulting in more severe and longer-lasting symptoms.
According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, a single mild concussion should not cause permanent brain injury.
Resting for longer than 48 hours has been shown to increase recovery times.
Most children fully recover, but may experience permanent disability if another concussion happens soon after the first.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Concussion basics.
University of Michigan Medicine.Head injury, age 3 and younger.
American Academy of Pediatrics.Concussions: what parents need to know.