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Q: sharp pains in head

asked by: ldavis1 on June 7th, 2009

New User

I have been having this sharp pain in my head after the ceiling fell at work hit me in the head the pain moves in my head it's feel real tender to the touch.I have seen a neurology I had a EEG that can out normal.But i'm still having this pain somtimes it start in the top of my head real sever.My hand gets numb,it's hard for me to use my hand when i'm eating.I have had two epidural in my back,for the shoulder and neck pain also.What else to try?

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concernedn

replied on June 7th, 2009

Experienced User

In my opinion, the headache is only a general pain because you got hurt and of course the EEG report is normal. Is there anything swollen?

kdlee

replied on June 7th, 2009

Supporter

You may want to ask to have an MRI done to double check that there is not a hairline fracture somewhere..You also could have a pinched nerve in neck from the ceiling falling on head and compressing the neck,head and shoulders..Not a doc but I have head,neck and shoulder problems..kd

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