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Head Has Been Hurting A Lot After Getting Hit, Intense Headaches. Solution ?
Hello, my name is AAAA. I bent over yesterday to get into the back of my car. I misjudged my distances I guess, and rammed the top, center of my head really hard, into the door jam. Obviously, it hurt. Shocked me as well, quite frankly. But I recovered pretty quickly. However, my head began hurting last night (about 8 hours later) and I simply took a sinus pill. I have had literally, about 5 headaches in 49 years. Each time from sinuses. But, it just occurred to me, that my headache may be a result of my clumsiness yesterday. Timespan currently 26 hours. I felt the top of my head. I do not have a bump, rather an indention. I can now say with complete certainty, that this is the center of my pain. Can you tell me if I'm getting nervous unnecessarily. Or, if I may have more than a simple headache. Again, the intensity of my headache is growing and stemming from the exact spot, I so gracefully, rammed yesterday around 1:30. Thank you in advance for your attention.
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Tue, 28 May 2013
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Hello friend,
Thank you for your question through Health Care Magic.
The problem you face is very obvious. It is a natural response of the body to have all the symptoms described by you following an acute injury. All the symptoms in the body are produced by the defence mechanism of the body. You had a shock following the injury. This shock is first in the mental level then all other processes of developing symptoms are mediated through the brain level and finally in the organ level . All are going in the right direction. It appears that the injury is not very intense to have other investigations like a CT scan of your head etc.
This will go off gradually and usually without producing any further problem in future.
If your sufferings are not getting reduced gradually within a reasonable time, you can take a Homoeopathic medicine: Arnica 200 - 1 dose. If it is relieved first, and then again comes up, you can repeat the dose. If the conditions persist for longer period, then you have to approach a Homoeopathic expert who will take your case in detail and prescribe a curative remedy for you.
With best wishes,
Dr. C., J. Varghese
Homoeopath
drcjvarghese@gmail.com
Thank you for your question through Health Care Magic.
The problem you face is very obvious. It is a natural response of the body to have all the symptoms described by you following an acute injury. All the symptoms in the body are produced by the defence mechanism of the body. You had a shock following the injury. This shock is first in the mental level then all other processes of developing symptoms are mediated through the brain level and finally in the organ level . All are going in the right direction. It appears that the injury is not very intense to have other investigations like a CT scan of your head etc.
This will go off gradually and usually without producing any further problem in future.
If your sufferings are not getting reduced gradually within a reasonable time, you can take a Homoeopathic medicine: Arnica 200 - 1 dose. If it is relieved first, and then again comes up, you can repeat the dose. If the conditions persist for longer period, then you have to approach a Homoeopathic expert who will take your case in detail and prescribe a curative remedy for you.
With best wishes,
Dr. C., J. Varghese
Homoeopath
drcjvarghese@gmail.com
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