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Yes that one doctor is of the opinion that There is no additional risk for Tua.
That does not change the studies by multiple universites that state otherwise.
They do not say in their studies that if given time off the risk of re-injury or the likelihood will go back to zero...(Word it however you like.)
It is really easy to find one person that will have a stance you prefer.... I mean listen to almost any toothpaste commercial...
5 out of 6 dentists prefer colgate.
Meaning if you wanted to argue that colgate is terrible all you have to do is figure out who that other dentist is and quote them.... Ergo Colgate must be terrible because Dr whotheFever says so.
We will have to disagree on this issue because I greatly prefer to take the findings from multiple schools and studies over a quote from one doctor.
Now if instead you had links from other studies by other universities or groups of experts that found the conclusions in the studies I linked to be inaccurate... I would read them and re-examine my position.
Can you provide a link to a study that states once a concussion is fully healed that person is still more susceptible to concussions then others?
I have over 15 years of critical response experience. Including 15 years of initial care and treatment to head and or brain Injuries.
I am fascinated that there may be studies claiming that once a concussion is fully healed, you're more susceptible to concussions.