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I was hit in the back of my head. i did not loose consciousness i felt sick the next day. extreme pain when erect back of head 4 days later.
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see doctor: Any forcible impact to the head, requires physician evaluation to rule out subdural hematoma , which can be delayed in onset, but catastrophic in outcome. Concussive symptoms also need physician evaluation, so please get checked asap.
Answered 10/22/2013
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