Warning Signs Of Post-Concussion Syndrome
Vertigo

Vertigo often occurs after a concussion, and it can be associated with other balance-related issues like dizziness and trouble walking straight. When it occurs alongside post-concussion syndrome, the balance problems and vertigo may last for a long time after the traumatic brain injury. Some studies show up to eighty percent of individuals who have a concussion also experience vertigo during the first couple days following the injury. With a normal concussion, vertigo resolves within two weeks or less. But if the vertigo is lasting for longer, it could indicate post-concussion syndrome. Studies also show vertigo can become chronic for one of every five affected individuals, some of whom report they experienced symptoms for five years or more.