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Head heaviness

2021-05-24 09:22:22
I hit my left side head in the bottom about 15 days ago, when I hit my hed I felt pain for 5 to 6 days. And then the pain disappeared. Now after 15 days I am feeling heaviness on that side of my head.
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Pain for few days after injury is expected. But still. Having pain/ heaviness after 15 days might need medical treatment. Though chances of any thing serious is very less.
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This too will pass. Use regular exercises and relaxation therapy.
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