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sound sensitivity and concussion
by mcolicci, Mar 26, 2008 11:48PM
my son got hit in th forehead with a large ice ball, he had a huge goose egg. We went to the ER, cleaned him uo ice, no school for a couple of days. three days later black and blue eyes. Which I was told was normal. He has shown different signs about a week later. Sound sensitivity and headaches on top of the head. Can anyone give me any insight on what could be goiing on.
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Was a CT scan done? Usually it is recommended after a head injury. Ice ball is pretty hard and heavy. The impact may lead to shearing forces inside the skull. The brain momentarily moves back and forth. The bluish discoloration is the blood collection under the skin. This will take its own time to resolve. But we do not know if there is any small bleed inside the skull cavity. I would suggest a CT scan and an ENT specialist’s opinion.
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