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Ambiguity Regarding Concussions Takes the Physicality Out of Lacrosse
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Ambiguity Regarding Concussions Takes the Physicality Out of Lacrosse

Many people talk about how contact is being taken out of the game. This is directly related to the concussion debate.

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Many people talk about how contact is being taken out of the game.  This is directly related to the concussion debate.  As a coach we are generally told the following.

No one should return to play or vigorous activity while signs or symptoms of a concussion are present.  Experts recommend that an athlete with a suspected concussion not return to play until he or she has been medically evaluated by a healthcare professional trained in evaluating and managing concussions. Children and adolescents should be evaluated by a healthcare professional trained in evaluating and managing pediatric concussions.

As a coach, obviously I do not want to see a kid with brain damage or any type of injury for that matter.  But when you look at the symptoms it becomes very daunting.

Signs and symptoms of a concussion include:

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