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Small Dent From Hair Line To Eyebrow, Frequent Headaches. Previous Head Injury The Cause?

I was head butted and knocked unconscious around 2 years ago my forehead and around eyes were swollen and bruised, when swelling went down I was left with a small dent from hair line to eyebrow and frequent headaches , recently headaches are worse and dent seems bigger more noticeable, I feel silly going to go about injury from years ago, any advice???
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
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Hello. it is true that the injury occured two years ago, but it is very important to go to the hospital. you should have gone long ago. the dent in your head means you probably had a fracture or deformation of your frontal bone. the headaches may be a strong sign theat the deplaced bone is compressing a part of your brain. please go to the hospital as soon as it is possible for your doctor to check th severityof the dent. you may even need to do a scan. i wish you the best
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Small Dent From Hair Line To Eyebrow, Frequent Headaches. Previous Head Injury The Cause?

Hello. it is true that the injury occured two years ago, but it is very important to go to the hospital. you should have gone long ago. the dent in your head means you probably had a fracture or deformation of your frontal bone. the headaches may be a strong sign theat the deplaced bone is compressing a part of your brain. please go to the hospital as soon as it is possible for your doctor to check th severityof the dent. you may even need to do a scan. i wish you the best