While concussions are common, researchers say every concussion injures your brain to some extent. A concussion is defined as a traumatic brain injury – like a blow or jolt to the head. We are talking about the signs and symptoms of concussion in tonight’s Ask the Doctor segment with Neurosurgeon, Dr. Marshall Tolbert. He works for Sierra Neurosurgery Group. To speak with him, call (775) 858-2222 between 5 – 6 p.m.

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The Center for Injury Research and Prevention found that most concussions in children are not reported. They believe this is because children are not seen in hospital emergency rooms.

Whether you're a seasoned athlete or a weekend warrior, injuries happen. You can find out more about concussions during tonight’s Ask the Doctor segment.

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A concussion pill may make treating the condition easier.

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Along with the fun of fall sports like football and soccer, there is also the worry of concussions. We're talking about it in tonight's Ask the Doctor segment with Dr. Dawn Water.