by Dr. Shane Steadman | Feb 6, 2020 | chiropractor denver, Denver Concussion, Denver Concussion Doctor
Nearly everyone suffers a bump on the head as the result of a minor or more significant accident at some point in their lives. Fortunately, the majority of these brain injuries are not problematic, but there is the potential for serious problems when a hit to the head... by Dr. Shane Steadman | Jan 16, 2020 | Denver Concussion Doctor, denver neurologists, Head Injury care in Denver
Concussions are defined as a traumatic blow to the head or other force that results in the brain colliding against the skull. This can result in disturbances in vision and/or balance, confusion, short-term memory loss and other impaired brain functions. A more severe... by Dr. Shane Steadman | Jan 15, 2020 | Denver Concussion, Denver Concussion Doctor, denver neurology
A concussion occurs when a hit, jolt or other type of impact forces the brain against the skull and causes an injury that briefly impairs brain function. Common causes of concussions or other traumatic brain injuries are car accidents, falls and collisions during... by Dr. Shane Steadman | Dec 4, 2019 | Denver Concussion, Denver Concussion Doctor, denver neurologists
How important is top quality care if you or a loved one suffers a concussion? It’s important to remember that a concussion is not simply ‘a bump on the head.’ It’s a traumatic brain injury and as such, it involves damage to the brain. With... by Dr. Shane Steadman | Dec 2, 2019 | Denver Concussion Doctor, denver neurologists, denver neurology
The immediate concerns about concussion and brain injury are well known to most people. It’s imperative a person who’s suffered a head blow in an accident, on the playing field or in any other setting receives medical care right away. There are risks... by NewDesign2016 | Nov 21, 2019 | Denver Concussion, Denver Concussion Doctor, neurologists in denver
If you have a fall or sports-related head injury, be ready to seek immediate medical attention. Concussions may be mild, moderate or severe. If loss of consciousness for even a few seconds occurs, see a health care professional to have the injury checked out. You...
