Question 1

Is it safe for someone with concussion to sleep?

Accepted Answer

After a minor head injury without red flags, sleep is not inherently dangerous, but a responsible adult should be able to wake the person to check they are rousable and should seek urgent help if they become difficult to wake or deteriorate. Follow local head injury advice sheets.

Question 2

Is it safe for someone with concussion to sleep?

Accepted Answer

After a minor head injury without red flags, sleep is not inherently dangerous, but a responsible adult should be able to wake the person to check they are rousable and should seek urgent help if they become difficult to wake or deteriorate. Follow local head injury advice sheets.

Question 3

Is it safe for someone with concussion to sleep?

Accepted Answer

After a minor head injury without red flags, sleep is not inherently dangerous, but a responsible adult should be able to wake the person to check they are rousable and should seek urgent help if they become difficult to wake or deteriorate. Follow local head injury advice sheets.

Is it safe for someone with concussion to sleep?

Is it safe for someone with concussion to sleep?

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