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I hit my head walking into glass window 5 days ago. my eyebrow got cut by glasses frame, went to er and got 6 stitches. no vomiting in 24 hr just mild dizziness. 3 days ago i started noticing mild headache, gets better after sleep but present.
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May need MRI: The chances a re you are still experiencing mild, transient effects from your mishap - i.e. mild concussion. My advice is to return to the ER where you were treated and let them decide whether to proceed further. An undiagnosed head injury would dangerous for you and disastrous for them so they will pay attention. If not, seek a 2nd opinion from a neurologist.
Answered 12/1/2017
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