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I hit my right temple slightly in bed corner 20 minutes ago. didn't knock out, no headache, just fear that i will have some serious aftermath since temple is soft spot. afraid to go to sleep?
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You should be fine: Does not look like anything too serious to worry about. Consult a physician if there are any symptoms.
Answered 6/28/2018
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