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I had a concussion a month ago just a mild one and for the last 4 days when ever i relax my eyes that get blurry then i can get focus back?
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Post concussion: It is important to go back to the ER as you may have developed an epidural or subdural hematoma. They can evaluate you and order a CT of the head to rule out this serious condition(s).
Answered 3/28/2016
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