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Hit my head on concrete ceiling. i've had a headache for the rest of the night and then the next day. should i be concerned?
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Evaluation: You should see your doctor to be evaluated and have CT /MRI of head to find the cause of problem so you be treated.
Answered 2/21/2015
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