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Q: Headache after being hit

asked by: ddiaz927 on June 3rd, 2009

New User

On Christmas Eve I got hit over the head with a Heiniken bottle, which broke.

I've been going to a Chiropactor and nuerologist.

I have had an MRI, Cat Scan *X-Rays you name it.

But now LATELY, I just been having terrible horrible headaches.

In the beginning I could take it, now it's like I have to stop what am doing, sit down close my eyes and stay there and then It goes away.

You know when you yawn and you hear that weird tension noise in your ears.. I feel that and bluryrness and extreme pain on my forehead (WHERE I GOT IT)

WHat can this be, what can I DO?

Replies(2)

concernedn

replied on June 3rd, 2009

Experienced User

What does your MRI report say? Was it done for the brain only? When was it done?

Got hurt on Dec 25th. 5 months have passed. That may or may not cause a problem. Did you bleed after being hurt? How much?

"extreme pain on my forehead (WHERE I GOT IT)". If I am not wrong you got hurt in the forehead with that bottle. Now I can work out some ideas. It could merely be a general pain. Does the area have a different color compared to the rest of your face, like reddish/bluish or whatever? It could be a frontal sinusitis as well.

You know there could be numerous reasons behind a headache but with the info that you have provided it's difficult to tell anything.

Please visit a doctor and describe everything that happened.

Good luck!

kdlee

replied on June 4th, 2009

Supporter

I agree..You could have had swelling that may not have shown up as clearly..You need to go back and be seen..

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