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There is like a pressure in my right side of my head after swimming and i can still feel it today.. is it bad?
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Likely Not serious.: Depending on where on the right side of your head your pain is and if you go deep under water when swim (like diving), your symptoms may be due to a sinus headache from change in pressure form going under water. Try just doing surface swimming with no diving and see if symptoms still occur. It they do, then seek medical attention. Take Care!
Answered 1/16/2015
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