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Head Hurt. Applied Ice For Forehead. No Blurry Vision. Soreness To Worry?
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I banged my head on a low celing
(Around 8-9 am local time currently 11 pm now, atleast 12 hours since) when i banged my head it hurt, then mins later pain went away, appiled ice to forehead for 30mins to an hour. Havent having any problem no blurry vision (right eye bottom eye lid twitching but bothersome)or anything like that, a bit tired but nothing changed in behavior, normal
Goose egg formed and sore only when i touch or tilt my head
Is that soreness anything to worry about?
I banged my head on a low celing
(Around 8-9 am local time currently 11 pm now, atleast 12 hours since) when i banged my head it hurt, then mins later pain went away, appiled ice to forehead for 30mins to an hour. Havent having any problem no blurry vision (right eye bottom eye lid twitching but bothersome)or anything like that, a bit tired but nothing changed in behavior, normal
Goose egg formed and sore only when i touch or tilt my head
Is that soreness anything to worry about?
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Tue, 8 Oct 2013
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u strike to low ceiling .
u are having swelling . no pain . did u have vomitting , headache , bleeding from any part like from nose or ear .
as per u all is all right , normal behaviour .
it looks u no need to worry . swelling will get subside with in 4-5 days .
can have pain killer .
just watch . otherwise u are safe .
regards
dr neha
u strike to low ceiling .
u are having swelling . no pain . did u have vomitting , headache , bleeding from any part like from nose or ear .
as per u all is all right , normal behaviour .
it looks u no need to worry . swelling will get subside with in 4-5 days .
can have pain killer .
just watch . otherwise u are safe .
regards
dr neha
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