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My wife fell on a ceramic for and hit her cheek to the floor. she's been having headaches all day. should we be worried? what should we do?
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Please see a doctor: Yes, please go see a doctor for an evaluation. A head injury with those symptoms does validate an evaluation by a doctor. Please make an appointment today.
Answered 5/24/2013
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