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Brain damage
Hey i hit my head at the upper side of door i did not faint or anything but it did hurt this incident is about 1 month ago i did not faint anytime
Can this incident anyway damage my brain no blood nothing
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Consultation with a neurologist is advisable
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No relax !
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May damage but as the condition is asymptomatic, the damage might be very meagre
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Dr. Rishikesh Hukeri
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Mumbai
There could definitely be some internal injury or a small blood clot somewhere or just diffuse axonal injury. In such a case you see some neurological symptoms like headache, dizziness, vision problems, speech problems, some sensory deficit.
If nothing has changed in a month symptoms wise
Be rest assured.
However a neurological examination is advised for
And incase of such trauma, guidelines suggest to get a quick CT Brain to rule out Haemorrhage.
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