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I fell down the stairs and banged my back really hard it made me sick and have had headache and stomach pains since?
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See an md: It may just be a bruised back but if you are nauseated and have abdominal pain I would worry about internal damage to one of your organs, particularly your spleen. The headache is most likely a concussion which should be evaluated too.
Answered 1/5/2017
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