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I had a concussion last year. i started experiencing head spins a few weeks back, similar to post concussion, especially when i lie down or stand up and occasional headaches. should i be concerned?
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Spinning: Any other symptoms? Need to go back to neurologist. Imaging studies may be indicated.
Answered 11/7/2017
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