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I hit my head on the corner of the cabinet about 7 hours ago it still hurt. i took something for pain when it happened but i still have a headache ?
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Concussion: This is most likely soft tissue bruising (contusion) however if you are experiencing intense headaches, you may be suffering from a concussion. See a doctor as soon as possible who can assess for concussion and rule out an intracranial bleed
Answered 9/18/2017
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Hit head: Sounds like you hit it hard. Bump? Bleeding? I would go to walk in clinic.
Answered 9/21/2017
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