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Slightly hit above right temple 3 days ago. no swelling, but the spot is sore to touch and hurts when i yawn or chew too hard. should i be concerned?
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Does not sound: concerning from your description. If a severe headache develops, nausea or vomiting, sleeping changes, concentration problems, or personality changes then these things are concerning for concussion and you should see your doctor.
Answered 6/11/2017
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