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  5. When I was 7 years old, a heavy brick fell on my head. Now at 21, I sometimes experience severe headaches and occasional loss of consciousness. Could this be related to my past injury?

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When I was 7 years old, a heavy brick fell on my head. Now at 21, I sometimes experience severe headaches and occasional loss of consciousness. Could this be related to my past injury?

Asked by Male, 21 · 13 days ago

Dr G Reddy

Dr G Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

13 days ago

It is unlikely that your current symptoms are directly related to the head injury from childhood, but severe headaches and episodes of loss of consciousness are important warning signs that should not be ignored. These could be due to conditions like migraine, seizures, or other neurological issues. Consult a neurologist for proper evaluation, as getting a timely diagnosis will help identify the exact cause and ensure you receive the right treatment.
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  1. Possible Causes:a. The severe headaches and occasional loss of consciousness could be related to the past head injury, but other causes should be considered.b. Conditions like migraines, post-traumatic headaches, or neurological issues might be involved.

  2. Immediate Actions:a. Consult a healthcare professional for a thorough evaluation.b. Consider imaging studies like an MRI or CT scan to assess any long-term effects of the injury.

  3. Symptom Management:a. Over-the-counter pain relief, such as Saridon, may help with headaches.b. Monitor symptoms and seek immediate care if they worsen or new symptoms appear.

Answered 13 days ago