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Can they go a week without noticing cerebral hemorrhage from an injury?
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Yes, but days: Yes, very small brain bleeds may go unnoticed for quite some time, especially if they do not clot properly and continue to bleed slowly. However, a week seems a little too long for a cerebral hemorrhage to a) continue, and b) not start to cause symptoms.
Answered 6/28/2012
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