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I hit my head on the corner of a table 9 days ago. i did not lose consciousness. the only i noticed is my head was sore and tender in that spot for about a week. after 2-3 days ive had bouts of nausea. i also have reflux and ibs. should i be seen?
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Chances are it is not from your injury But it best to be seen to make sure. Good luck.
Answered 6/7/2022
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