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I was hit in the temple by an elbow yesterday, ever since i have had a horrible headache on the sides, nausea and dizzines. should i see a doctor?
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Maybe: If the headache continues, you should seek medical attention as you have likely a mild concussion.
Answered 4/7/2016
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