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I stomped my foot fairly hard on the floor and it caused a vibration in my head. should i be concerned, will it cause brain damage/injury? thanks?
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It is not likely that stomping your foot on the floor would cause brain damage or injury.
Answered 10/7/2022
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No reason to worry about head trauma
Answered 10/9/2022
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