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Hit my head on some metal after recovering from a head injury from 5 months ago. foggy and afraid i will never get better. could this be forever?
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Possible: But it is only prudent for you to consult a doctor preferably a neurologist to make sure that you did not end up with something more serious such as a subdural hematoma etc.
Answered 5/12/2016
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