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As the school athletic season begins, Dr. Kenneth-Nwosa, a sports medicine physician with UT Health San Antonio and head physician for UTSA Athletics, emphasizes the importance of recognizing concussion symptoms. Concussions are a significant concern in youth sports, and understanding their signs can be crucial for the health and safety of young athletes.
Dr. Kenneth-Nwosa highlights that parents and coaches should be vigilant for symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, confusion, and balance issues. These indicators can manifest immediately after a head injury or may develop over time. He stresses the need for prompt medical evaluation if a concussion is suspected, as early intervention can prevent more severe complications.
Furthermore, Dr. Kenneth-Nwosa advocates for proper education on concussion protocols among coaches and athletes. By fostering awareness and understanding, the risk of long-term effects can be mitigated, ensuring that young athletes can enjoy their sports safely. As the excitement of school sports returns, prioritizing health and awareness remains paramount.
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