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I had frontal lobe brain surgery to remove a benign brain tumor on august 2. i can feel and see two indentions on either side of my forehead. this is new. i did fall about two weeks ago and it kind of jolted me but did not hit my head?
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This doesn't sound serious, but beyond that your question cannot be answered on this or any online forum: every case is different. You should ask your doctor(s), preferably your neurosurgeon. Good luck.
Answered 1/4/2022
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