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Hit my head in hit and runyesterday and now have massive headache nausea extreme exhausten and a very sore neck. what's wrong?
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Hard to say: It may be a simple as just post concussion related issues but without examining you it's difficult to say. If the trauma was significant, it still could be something more concerning and you'd be best suited by seeking a formal in-person evaluation with medical professional(s).
Answered 1/16/2015
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