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Daily tracker · while you treatConcussion symptom trackerTrack what the scan does not show you.

Most concussions produce a normal CT scan, because CT looks for bleeding, not for a concussion. The diagnosis, and the claim, rest on the record of symptoms over weeks: when they started, how bad, and what they stopped you doing. Rate each one once a day and bring the printout to every appointment.

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Symptom
Headache
Brain fog, trouble concentrating
Memory lapses
Light sensitivity
Noise sensitivity
Dizziness or balance
Nausea
Sleep, too much or too little
Fatigue
Irritability or mood swings
Anxiety or low mood
Ringing in the ears
Blurred or double vision
Trouble finding words
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Why this matters

An adjuster reads a normal CT as no injury. A neurologist reads three weeks of documented light sensitivity, word-finding trouble, and headaches as a mild traumatic brain injury. The tracker is what turns your experience into a record.

Go to an emergency room now if

A headache that keeps getting worse, repeated vomiting, a seizure, one pupil larger than the other, weakness or numbness, slurred speech, growing confusion, or you cannot be woken. These are the CDC's danger signs after a head injury. Saved on this device only; this tracker does not diagnose anything.

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Questions about concussion symptom tracker

Can I have a concussion if my CT scan was normal?
Yes. A CT scan detects bleeding and fractures, not a concussion. A concussion is diagnosed from the mechanism of injury and the symptoms that follow, which is why a daily record matters more than the scan.
How long do concussion symptoms last?
Most people improve within a few weeks. Symptoms that last longer than a month are usually called post-concussion syndrome and need a specialist. Either way, the dated record of what you felt each day is what the doctor and the claim both rely on.
Should I see a doctor for a mild headache after a car accident?
Yes, the same day if you can. Tell the doctor you hit your head or were shaken hard, and describe every symptom, including the ones that feel minor. The first medical note after the crash is the one every later record is measured against.
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