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Q: Effects of head incident

asked by: smk_k on July 10th, 2009

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A month ago I hit my head with another persons head. I didn't felt anything at that moment. Actually I continued playing after the incident. After the incident I felt a bit unbalanced. Also sometimes I have the a bit urge to vomit. I went and see two neurosurgents and they said it is nothing. I'm bit concerned because now it is more than a month. Do I need to go and see a doctor again?

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MimGregg

replied on July 11th, 2009

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If you are continuing to have symptoms it would be a good idea to be evaluated by a neurologist. You could possibly be experiencing post concussion syndrome.

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