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Head Hit Hard, Hurts. Suffering From Seasonal Allergies, Sore Throat, Full Head. Check Up Required?

I hit my head 3 days ago by walking into a metal door frame. It was hard and loud! My head still hurts and I just don't feel right but I also believe I'm suffering from seasonal allergies with the drip, a sore throat and full head. Should I go get checked out? I'm a teacher and the school nurse said my pupils are reacting so that's good. But I'm very nervous that I still don't feel right.
Mon, 30 Sep 2013
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Hi,
If you are having symptoms like giddiness, blurring of vision, in coordination, slurring of speech, or if you lost consciousness after hitting your head it's advisable to see a neurologist who might advice a CT scan to rule out any bleeding.If you none of the symptoms, there is no need to worry and the pain you are experiencing will subside in few days. The reaction of your pupils cannot completely asses the working of your brain.
Regards.
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Head Hit Hard, Hurts. Suffering From Seasonal Allergies, Sore Throat, Full Head. Check Up Required?

Hi, If you are having symptoms like giddiness, blurring of vision, in coordination, slurring of speech, or if you lost consciousness after hitting your head it s advisable to see a neurologist who might advice a CT scan to rule out any bleeding.If you none of the symptoms, there is no need to worry and the pain you are experiencing will subside in few days. The reaction of your pupils cannot completely asses the working of your brain. Regards.