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Naltrexone treatment for postconcussional syndrome.

F S Tennant, J Wild

    The American Journal of Psychiatry
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    Naltrexone shows potential in treating postconcussional syndrome, particularly for symptoms like blackouts and headaches. This finding is significant as the incidence of postconcussional syndrome is expected to rise.

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    • Postconcussional syndrome (PCS) presents with diverse and persistent symptoms following head trauma.
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