Articles on Brain Damage

Brain damage is common among sports enthusiasts and professional players. United Stated alone report about1.7 to 3.8 million cases of brain injuries each year. Of all these cases, 10 percent affect sports players and recreational activities. In fact, according to the CDC, sports and recreational activities contribute to about 21 percent of traumatic brain injuries in American children and adolescents.

Head injuries are one of the catastrophic sports injuries that can cause athletic death. Our articles on brain damage aim to inform, educate and share awareness about the dangers of head injuries and their impact.

You will also find articles on physiotherapy and sports psychologists/athletic therapy to enlighten you on how and where to get help. Our articles on brain damage are educational and will guide you on the need to seek help whenever you suffer head or neck injuries.

Evaluating and managing athletes with brain injuries includes assessing the symptoms, medical examinations, and neurocognitive testing. After the assessment, a sports therapist or athletic therapist will provide a treatment plan for better recovery.

At LGBTQ and All, we understand the dangers of head injuries in sports. Whether in football, hockey, boxing, or any other sport, the need for appropriate injury treatment cannot be overstated.

We value sports like everyone else. However, we want to ensure players are safe and get the necessary help when they experience injuries. We welcome you to explore our articles and resources on brain damage/concussions to enhance your well-being.