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Should i go to sleep after i banged my head really hard?
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Concussion: If you have passed out or had major head injury, you should consider evaluation with checking of your mental status every 1-2 hours. You can go to sleep but need to be vigilant and reassess regularly. If something like a bleed in your head has occurred, condition could deteriorate rapidly so you want to find out soon. If you are concerned because it was bad, go to urgent care assess clinically.
Answered 3/29/2013
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