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Abstract
Buildup of neurotoxic proteins in the brain after concussion poses significant threats.
- A sustained neuroinflammatory response may result from the accumulation of neurotoxic proteins.
- This neuroinflammation is linked to central sensitization and persistent post-concussive symptoms.
- The brain's is essential for clearing neurotoxic waste and is affected by sleep cycles.
- Glymphatic dysfunction and sleep disturbances are common in the acute phase following a concussion.
- Optimizing sleep through may be crucial for effective management of acute concussion.
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