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Eight days ago i hit my head mildly.had no symptoms than. but now i have recurring headaches which start at that place of head. could these be related?
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Head pain: Headaches can certainly be a sign of a mild concussion, which should be seen and evaluated as soon as possible- TODAY!. Headaches after head trauma are common, but require medical exam and evaluation. Please get examined ASAP.
Answered 11/18/2015
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