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A member asked:
I just accidentally hit my head on the concrete wall behind my bed and now i'm dizzy, have a headache.?
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Could be serious: Sometimes an injury like this can cause intracranial bleeding or injury. You need to get checked by a doctor immediately. Also, make sure someone stays with you and checks hourly to make sure you are alert and easily arousable with no worsening of symptoms.
Answered 12/8/2016
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