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What causes a lump on my head the day after drinking? the lump disappears the very next day and does not hurt.
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?falling: Maybe you are falling and hittting your head, other than that I do not know what it would be. When you get the lump, get into a dr. And show it, so it can be properly diagnosed.
Answered 3/23/2013
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