Do I have a concussion?
607588
if you had a concussion you would have passed out and if you jaw hurts go have it looked at by a doctor they will tell if you had a concussion or not and wear the proper head gear for boxers
1000714
You shouldn't be on the computer asking questions, when you should be seeing a doctor. A concussion you say, look for the signs.\nHeadache\nBlurred vision\nNausea/Vomitting\nyou did experience the headache and tingling get yourself checked out, dont leave it.
930298
I don't think there is such a thing as getting a stronger chin because it's not your chin but your brain rattling around in your head. \nI've had alot of concussion's from fighting and playing football but never lost a fight because of it, just don't remember it. \nMy friends would tell me about the fight a few days afterwards, I didn't like being like that though because I could control myself normally but not when I had a concussion so I was scared I'd kill someone.
1028762
Did you hit your head? Any possible broken bones, internal injuries.  Yes, I would say you should go to a doctor to make sure everything is operating normally.
937682
Myth: Keep someone awake who has had a recent concussion.\n\nFact: A person who has had a concussion may sleep through the night.\n\nYou do not need to keep awake a person with a recent concussion. This was recommended for years to observe a person for any changes after a concussion. People worried that the person may go into a coma and never wake up. This is no longer believed to be true. You can allow someone to sleep after a concussion. This should cut down on sleep deprivation for all involved. \n\nPeople with concussion should be seen by a doctor if they were unconscious for more than 5 minutes or amnesia persists or if they do not appear to behave normally. \n\n\n\nthere's also many other interesting myths on here... check out the site
339227
I would. It almost sounds like you may have a concussion. At the very least, you caused trauma to a very crucial part of the body and need to have it checked out for brusing, swelling, or hairline fractures.
1053701
no do you have a bump on your head?
848470
It could be vertigo, I had that after an accident, it is due to the inner ear. There is medication for it.
905178
Could be something neurological--Go see a doctor, asap!  Best of luck!
13464
are you being funny or for real? \nstriking the jaw -or any part of the skull properly will allow the brain to move inside the skull- see, the brain is sitting in a bit of cerbrospinal fluid, and the force of the strike causes the brain to move in the skull-rubbing the brain against the inner skull- this is where the concussion comes in- think of a short-circuit. lights out, brain is calling it quits, knees, arms, legs, all buckle and it's nighty-night, out of the fight!
232733
See a doctor right away and get the relevants done. If the headache is persistent then probably it is an indication that it should not be taken lightly.
688238
I have known a few people who have had head injuries. It basically depends on what part of the brain is injured. I would suggest finding a book or website that shows you the different areas of the brain to see what functions could be impaired. You can also ask his doctor or his family to try to get the answer. Good luck, and I hope he's ok.
907284
ear injuries can cause dizziness and can also cause you to feel disoriented.\n\nyou should seek medical attention asap b/c there is a slight chance you might have a low grade concussion.\n\nthe fact that you are overwhelmingly dizzy and feel confused and disoriented upon standing indicates a serious problem and significant injury to your ear.\n\nin severe cases, if left untreated or looked into-this could cause permanent hearing loss, especially if you've ruptured your eardrum.\n\nhave someone take you to the nearest emergency room or urgent care center. you can also call your family dr to see if you can be seen there.
228145
You've damaged your neurological system.  it's all fun and games until someone......Go see a doc before it gets worse.
230696
yes u better go now thats a sign of brain injury.goooooooooooooo let me know what happens best of luck
177302
Yes, it could be a sign of an attack.  My head started hurting like yours is for about 5 months.  Then my balance and coordination went to hell in a hand basket!  And the vertigo!!!  It sucks!  I'd go to the neuro and ask for some Prednisone.
65842
See a doctor.  May be a migraine.