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Hit the back right side of my head from falling 3 days ago, today i feel dizzy, and my head feels pressure what does it mean?
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Probable from muscle: If you did not lose consciousness and the injury was not severe you are most likely feeling the after effects of the trauma to the muscles and soft tissues. Head pressure and dizzyness can be due to muscle spasm. Try icing the area that was injured for 20 minutes several times a day.
Answered 7/28/2018
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