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Suggest Remedy For Bad Headaches With Lightheadedness And Nausea

i fell and hit my head an a wall on sunday. I went to the hospital on monday due to the amount of swelling /pain/feeling sick and light headedness. They told me i had a concussion and burst blood vesselsand a CT scan wasnt needed now 3 days later, i still have really bad headaches, bruising, swelling, feeling light headed, nausea, feeling tired all the time and sensitive to light. Is this normal?
posted on Sun, 27 Jul 2014
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I went through the history and it seems you are having concussion injury with light headedness and nausea. This requires treatment under the supervision of a doctor. The presence of nausea does indicate a significant concussion injury and requires a CT scan for further evaluation.
Do consult your doctor for examination and treatment accordingly depending on the underlying cause.
Do write back to me for further questions.

Hope this is helpful yo you.

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Suggest Remedy For Bad Headaches With Lightheadedness And Nausea

Hi Welcome to HealthcareMagic I went through the history and it seems you are having concussion injury with light headedness and nausea. This requires treatment under the supervision of a doctor. The presence of nausea does indicate a significant concussion injury and requires a CT scan for further evaluation. Do consult your doctor for examination and treatment accordingly depending on the underlying cause. Do write back to me for further questions. Hope this is helpful yo you. Thank you