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I passed out and slammed my head on the floor earlier today. could i have damaged my brain?
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Possible: A firm smack on the head can cause a concussion, or even a subdural hematoma (bleeding around the brain). You should get checked out, also to find out the cause of your syncope.
Answered 11/25/2016
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