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A member asked:
I hit my head on a ceiling fan last weekend but im just now feeling very painful headaches for three straight days.. could i have a concusion?
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Concussion: Not likely a concussion. Headaches are usually immediate and worse with bending, stooping and exercise. There are too many questions required to determine the type of headache and a physical examination including the head and neck is important to make the diagnosis. Inwould see the medical doctor and seek a referral to a neurologist who specializes in headaches.
Answered 1/4/2020
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