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History Of Henoch-Shonlein Disease. Have Dent In Back Of Head. What Is It?

29, 1.71 m, 82 kilograms. No medical history accept the decease Henoch-Shönlein, when I was little. I have a bug dent in the back of my head. Hit my head a lot when I was little and suddenly it was there in my teenage years, but no pain. Yesterday i massaged my head and feel on top of my head also a dent, only not that big as the other one, but still deep and almost attached to the other dent and I dont know what it is
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From the history I could only say that Henosch Schoenlein's purpura which you had during your childhood is not at all responsible for your present problem. You must consult a neuro surgeon or a general surgeon to rule out a depressed fracture of skull. Please consult appropriately.
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History Of Henoch-Shonlein Disease. Have Dent In Back Of Head. What Is It?

Hi Thanks for your querry From the history I could only say that Henosch Schoenlein s purpura which you had during your childhood is not at all responsible for your present problem. You must consult a neuro surgeon or a general surgeon to rule out a depressed fracture of skull. Please consult appropriately.