If you've suffered a head injury and think it may be a concussion, a doctor's visit is in order, even if you believe it is just a mild concussion.
To get the most out of your doctor' visit, it is important to know what information the doctor will probably ask.
It is vital to give honest, forthright answers.
To help you prepare for your appointment, here is a list of common questions that head injury/concussion doctors will ask you:

1. How did the concussion/head injury take place?
2. Have you suffered from a concussion/head injury before?
3. Have you done anything to treat your accident or the symptoms caused by your accident, such as taking medicine?
4. Did you experience any side effects immediately after your concussion, such as loss of consciousness, seizures, or memory loss?
5. Have you noticed any new symptoms like dizziness, headaches, nausea, vomiting after the head injury?
6. Do you anticipate playing contact sports or engaging in any physically dangerous activity in the coming weeks or months?
7. Have you felt any changes in your mood such as depression, anxiety, or confusion after the accident?
8. Do you have trouble sleeping?
9. Have you noticed any significant drop in your energy level?
10. Have you missed school or work due to your concussion, and when do you plan on returning?

The doctor may have more questions, but the questions listed above are the most likely to be asked.
If your head injury/concussion was caused by someone else's carelessness, you should consider consulting with a personal injury lawyer.