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What happens if i hit my hit my head to wall will i should visit the hospital?
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What symptoms?: Minor closed head injuries are frequent events and at most will cause a small scalp hematoma. A visit to the hospital ED is a very expensive price for reassurance. Do you have significant post-traumatic symptoms that cause you fear? Let us know.
Answered 12/10/2020
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