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Standing up from the floor hit the top of my head with granite kitchen worktop.i felt a bit shaken only symptom a bit nauseous 13h after should go a&e?
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Yes : If several hours after sustaining some blunt trauma to head, you still feel dizzy and nauseous, you should get yourself checked to rule out brain contusion or internal bleed, which even if present need to be watched for resolution on its own. But getting proper diagnosis is the key to rule out other possibilities.
Answered 1/17/2015
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