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Can a bleed in the brain develop symptoms a few days after injury?
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Yes: Yes. Any head injury where there is the remotest suspicion for possible bleeding should be evaluated immediately in an emergency room or other appropriate urgent care facility. That is a no-brainer (which is what you might end up with if you don't follow this advice!).
Answered 1/30/2015
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