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I suffered fall trauma, a couple months ago..hitting above my left eye brow. had clot in head. will that heal totally?
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Usually reabsorbed: If you had a clot on the surface of the brain, these usually are reabsorbed by your body. In some cases, some blood may remain which can be seen on ct scans. As long as you feel like you are back to normal, there is no need to worry. But if you are having balance problems or persistent headaches, let your doctor know.
Answered 3/26/2013
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