Could anxiety, depression, fatigue come from a sports injury?

Your teenager seems … different. Perhaps you can’t quite put your finger on it, but they’re not as focused. They’re no longer passionate about football or other activities they used to love. Their grades are slipping, or they’re not interested in hanging out with their friends. You may even wonder if they’ve developed an anxiety disorder or ADHD.

Believe it or not, the changes in your teen’s personality could be related to a very common sports injury. Post-concussion syndrome is the name given to concussion symptoms that last for more than three months. Although symptoms can come and go, some can last for many years after the injury.

Could your teen be struggling with post-concussion syndrome? Click here to take a free quiz from Aviv Clinics to determine if your student-athlete could be suffering from PCS.

There is hope for getting your teenager back from post-concussion syndrome. Call 888-393-2848 to learn how to bring your child back to their full potential in just 90 days.

Previous
Previous

A head injury without a hit? Our free guide explains

Next
Next

Ga. Elite Classic to hold showcase Dec.17 for final invites