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Good morning, yesterday i discovered an indent in the lower left back of my head that was not there before. it is not sore to the touch, however i am experiencing head fog and i am nauseous most of the time for about a week. should i be concerned?
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Nausea & Head Fog: Please see your doctor. One possibility is concussion. Do you remember a hit on the head? Peace and good health.
Answered 12/3/2019
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