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I was punched in the head twice last night. i applied ice and went to sleep. i woke up sore. do i need to get it checked or should i be ok?
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Injury: If soreness is all you have to report, and that you slept and woke up normally i see no reason to go to the doctor.
Answered 12/9/2013
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