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Physical therapist pressed too hard on my temples. it really hurt then (5hrs ago) but now i have a dull pain/pressure there. should i be concerned????
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No need to concern: Musculo-skletal pain. Take otc pain medication . 'Will go away gradually.
Answered 6/11/2015
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