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I fell back and my head hit the ground. i did not faint nor vomit. i have some pain where my hear hit the ground . no other sign. do i need (ct) scan?
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Possibly: A physician would be the best to decide if you should get one. They will get your whole history and decide if you have enough criteria to warrant a ct scan.
Answered 3/12/2020
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