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Fell last week on stairs, hit shoulder/back. mostly nerve pain. don't think i hit my head, but freq nausea, spaciness & front right headache since?
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Concussion: Sounds like possible concussion, even if you don't think you hit your head. Get evaluated by your doctor to make sure everything else checks out on your exam.
Answered 9/9/2014
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