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shall i go to hospital? Head pain
ok so october 26 2011
i was fine suddenly during the middle of the day i experienced for the first time lightheadnes,eyes went blurry and felt sick.night i had a very bad headache...with blocked nose,,sneezing,,fatigue,,sore throat
after this happened i checked thyroid and routine blood test they where fine..since that day i had a dull pressure on my head..and felt a bit dizzy...
i been to the doctor and took medicines the pain is almost gone...but when i press on my head i feel a bump kind of and it hurts...could this be from the accident ..iv bumped my head many times on cupboard and they hurt alot for a few mins and then its ok after...shall i go to hospital for a checkup and head xray?
i was fine suddenly during the middle of the day i experienced for the first time lightheadnes,eyes went blurry and felt sick.night i had a very bad headache...with blocked nose,,sneezing,,fatigue,,sore throat
after this happened i checked thyroid and routine blood test they where fine..since that day i had a dull pressure on my head..and felt a bit dizzy...
i been to the doctor and took medicines the pain is almost gone...but when i press on my head i feel a bump kind of and it hurts...could this be from the accident ..iv bumped my head many times on cupboard and they hurt alot for a few mins and then its ok after...shall i go to hospital for a checkup and head xray?
It sounds like mostly a case of a bad head cold. I'm not sure on the bump on your head though.
I think your ok. But please Summer, be on the safe side and get to your normal doctor and ask him or her for a MRI of your Brain so they can make sure there isnt anything serious. You want a MRI that way you dont get exposed to radiation in the Brain. MRI take 20 -30 mins and ya it really ***** but its totally worth it! Im clasterphobic and it wasnt that bad PLEASE GO TO YOUR DOC AND MAKE SURE YOUR OK! Ask for a MRI to be for sure
-Dylan
-Dylan
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