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sir ,, my frIEND met accident I M BHMS DR , PT AGE 30 YR FEMALE
CT SCAN= HAEMORRHAGE CONTUSION ON LEFT TEMP LOBE,, SAH NOTED FEW CEREBRAL
PATIENT GC 15/15...
FOLLOW CT BETTER SO PATIENT DISCHARGE,, NO CRANIAL FRACTURE SEEN ON CRANIAL...

BUT SIR NOW CONTINUE COMPLAIN OF HEADACHE ,,,, N POSITIONAL VERTIGO ,,, WITH NO OTHER COMPLAIN ,,,, PLZ CAN U SUGGEST SOME ,,N AT PRESENT TAB NEXDOM,DYNAPAR GIVEN BY DR ,,,
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The CT scan shows an area of hemorrhage in left temporal lobe (size not mentioned) and also post traumatic sub arachnoid hemorrhage. Both these signify head injury and if follow up CT shows resolution then there is no need to worry. Headaches may occur for 3 to 6 months after head injury. Any neurological deficit must be evaluated by complete neurological clinical examination. If the patient is having seizures than anti epileptics must be given for few weeks.
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Hi, Thanks for writing in. The CT scan shows an area of hemorrhage in left temporal lobe (size not mentioned) and also post traumatic sub arachnoid hemorrhage. Both these signify head injury and if follow up CT shows resolution then there is no need to worry. Headaches may occur for 3 to 6 months after head injury. Any neurological deficit must be evaluated by complete neurological clinical examination. If the patient is having seizures than anti epileptics must be given for few weeks.