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I had a concussion last year on october 5th, and the headaches haven't stopped?
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You should see a Doc: If you sustained a concussion a year ago and are still having headaches, you need to be examined by a Neurosurgeon or Neurologist who specializes in post concussive syndrome. At a minimum you should have a CT or MRI of brain done. Are you having other symptoms like neck pain or memory problems? Good luck
Answered 7/27/2014
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