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If i am now constantly beating up my head as self punishment, any risks?
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Please do get: Help. There are very significant risks to repeatedly banging your head. Please let your doctor know so that you can be assessed for head injuries. It is also important to obtain psychological assistance. One reason is to help the underlying reason that you self- harm. The second is to find healthier ways to cope. Things can become better.
Answered 9/11/2013
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