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I recently hit the top front of my head on a low hanging door frame walking at full stride. now, 2 days later, i am having a sudden, sharp headache when i try and climb a set of stairs. could there be any correlation between these?
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Concussion: You may have suffered a concussion . See your doctor for evaluation and treatment
Answered 4/12/2018
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