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Message: [QUOTE="Finwad32, post: 1958125, member: 651"] Now the real question is, how well prepared are these doctor's to make these decisions. I'm more and more convinced, that the more we learn, the less we know. Diagnosing concussions is way more prevalent. This is good. What their long-term effects are, nobody has any clue. Nobody can attribute it to anyone thing. We only know that hitting your head is dangerous. Currently, we don't even know if one individual hitting their head more than another makes the other more likely for long-term effects. Someone can hit their head once and have concussion systems for months. Another person can have literally the same impact, and demonstrate zero concussion symptoms. That's what scares the hell out of me. [/QUOTE]