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Received Concussion From Accident. Pain Behind Eyes On Touching. Will It Subside Or Treatment Required?

I am 74 years old two months ago I received a concussion from motorcycle accident that caused several hours of blackout lately for a week or so I have noticed when touching my left eyeball IT causes pain behind the eye also occasionally I fell a momentary dull pain in this area which doesn t last. Can expect this to subside on it s own in the future or should I take it to a doctor for some type treatment. Your response would be greatly appreciated. Thanks carrowebb@ WWW.WWWW.WW
Wed, 7 Nov 2012
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Dear Sir,

The sequence of events you describe is highly suggestive of internal injury - bleeding could not be excluded...
The best option will be to be examined by an ophthalmologist (eye doctor) and a neurologist (nerve specialist)
You probably will need a CT scan of the brain and orbit (eye socket)
No treatable lesion should be missed / or allowed to become worse
It is better to be safe than sorry

Take care
Good luck
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Received Concussion From Accident. Pain Behind Eyes On Touching. Will It Subside Or Treatment Required?

Dear Sir, The sequence of events you describe is highly suggestive of internal injury - bleeding could not be excluded... The best option will be to be examined by an ophthalmologist (eye doctor) and a neurologist (nerve specialist) You probably will need a CT scan of the brain and orbit (eye socket) No treatable lesion should be missed / or allowed to become worse It is better to be safe than sorry Take care Good luck