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Its inconvenience was also noted because of the difficulties in using it for elderly people (talking about elderly people: "The bottles are very small and so, when they press them they don't have the same flexibility that we have in their fingers, and also, to have to lean back your head can result in dizziness, they may fall.
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Matser and Lezak also said headers should be discouraged because of questions about what is known as the second-impact syndrome, in which a seemingly harmless blow to the head can result in a serious injury and possibly a concussion if the player suffers one or more subsequent blows.
Essex-Lopresti realised in 1951 that resection of the radial head can result in fatal sequelae for the forearm unit [22].
A blow or strike to the head can result in traumatic brain injury - see Recognize TBI Symptoms (Traumatic Brain Injury).
Hits to the head can result in brain injuries and certain fighting moves can kill also DO NOT aim for the neck.
Following a blow to the head, an accident in which the head is impacted, or the insertion of a foreign object into the head can result in the following injuries: Following a blow to the head, an accident in which the head is impacted, or the insertion of a foreign object into the head can result in the following injuries: Concussion.
On the other hand, keeping your head down can result in a broken neck, especially if you accidentally "spear" someone in front of your with the top of your head.
Your head can ache the next morning otherwise.
While the human skull is quite thick and sturdy, severe head trauma can result from the brain being jostled around inside the skull from an impact, potentially resulting in permanent brain damage or even death.
Dropping your head during a tackle or leading with your helmet can result in injury, paralysis, or death.
Head impact can result in pure linear (straight line) motion of the head or combined linear and rotational motion in response to impact.
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