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A member asked:
I hit my head last night..and now have a headache. is there any concern for a concussion?
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Concussion: You don't have to have a loss of consciousness to have suffered a minor concussion. A headache is a very common after effect of a concussion. Any headache that is severe and intolerable after a head injury needs to be evaluated by a physician.
Answered 9/29/2016
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