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I hit the back of my head on a wooden block and i've been experiencing headaches, sleeping more than usual, and less focus. ?
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See doctor immediate: while likely concussion, u need to see doctor immediately to rule out other serious causes such as bleeding in head.
Answered 2/8/2016
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