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Had Hit On Head, Started Bleeding, Feeling Fullness In Ear And Headache. Worried About Blood Clots

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Posted on Wed, 29 Aug 2012
Question: Hi. I am a keen walker. Yesterday I was dodging nettles and walked uphill straight into a huge branch. It hit the top of my head and there was bleeding on top of my head. I haven't been sick or lost consciousness but it was a very bad blow. My headaches since come in waves and move down the left side of my head too even though the injury was to the top of my head. I have a feeling of fullness in my left ear since. I am worried about blood clots, swelling or bleeding between layers surrounding the brain.
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Answered by Dr. Sudhir (2 hours later)
Hello,

I would recommend a visit to doctor in your case.Any head injury should be clinical evaluated, even if it is just precautionary.

Doctor might want to get a CT scan done.Fullness in ear can be due to bleed in XXXXXXX ear.

So this needs to be investigated to be sure there was no XXXXXXX injury.

Regards.
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Had Hit On Head, Started Bleeding, Feeling Fullness In Ear And Headache. Worried About Blood Clots

Hello,

I would recommend a visit to doctor in your case.Any head injury should be clinical evaluated, even if it is just precautionary.

Doctor might want to get a CT scan done.Fullness in ear can be due to bleed in XXXXXXX ear.

So this needs to be investigated to be sure there was no XXXXXXX injury.

Regards.