2. Confusion
Confusion and disorientation are two common signs of concussion. It can be normal to feel a little out of place after a blow to the head, but in the case of a concussion this feeling does not go away. You might feel foggy, confused, disorientated, or mentally slow. The condition can be so strong that it is possible to have difficulty finding the way home. Staring at one spot, spacing out during conversations, forgetting items, names or destinations are all indicators that point to a concussion.
If you experience worsening confusion or trouble remembering things, concentrating, organizing your daily tasks, solving problems and making decisions, this might be concussion, so be sure to see your doctor. [3, 4]
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