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Hit my head hard yesterday twice (on a marble counter top, back of the head) and today i been feeling nauseous on and off and internally my head feels hot with very dull pain where i was hit. is this serious!? am i dying?
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Since your post conveys a great deal of concern on your part, suggest you visit an Urgent Care Center today and have your situation fully evaluated.
Answered 4/30/2023
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