Giants’ Brandon Belt: Concussion symptoms aren’t reason to panic

Brandon Belt sounded lucid over the phone Thursday morning, not like a man with serious symptoms after a third concussion ended his 2015 season.

But he acknowledged that some of those symptoms remain, even if he is not overly worried.

In a phone interview from his Texas home, Belt said he continues to experience dizziness and lightheadedness nearly two months after he was accidentally kneed in the helmet while sliding in mid-September, but added the worst of his concussion symptoms disappeared weeks ago.

Belt also said he plans to visit with renowned concussion specialist Dr. Mickey Collins in the next week or two, but Collins has told him by phone that those lingering symptoms are not a big…