What Causes Pain And Tenderness In Head After Injury?
Question: Hi. a couple of hours ago I leaned forward and managed to jab the side of my right eye with the sharp end of the clothes rail. I cried it hurt so much and felt better after a couple of minutes under cool water. I had two small jab marks no blood though. I hear about brain injuries after innocent falls etc and am paranoid I hit the temple and am terrified of an upcoming stroke silly as it may sound. That side of my head feels a bit tender and I felt a couple of throbbibg sensations in my head earlier same side but closer to the top of the skull. theyve stopped now. I feel tired but otherwise ok. It has been a long day with baby too. I think this is where the zygomatic bone is? Literally perhaps 1cm down from the eyebrow. Should I be worried and get it checked
Brief Answer:
No you should be fine, you have no risk for brain injury
Detailed Answer:
Welcome to HCM. I understand your concerns, but that injury will come to pass, many patients will actually visibly fracture that part of their skull and have excellent outcomes, I would not worry about it. As long as you are not having crazy headaches and or vision loss then I would not have a medical check up. I hope that helps and good luck.
No you should be fine, you have no risk for brain injury
Detailed Answer:
Welcome to HCM. I understand your concerns, but that injury will come to pass, many patients will actually visibly fracture that part of their skull and have excellent outcomes, I would not worry about it. As long as you are not having crazy headaches and or vision loss then I would not have a medical check up. I hope that helps and good luck.
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Thanks that's reassuring . Have a Good day
Brief Answer:
You are very welcome. Could you please close the query.
Detailed Answer:
I hope for a quick recovery. Please close the case. Good luck
You are very welcome. Could you please close the query.
Detailed Answer:
I hope for a quick recovery. Please close the case. Good luck
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