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What To Do For Headache And Temple Pain After Being Hit In The Temple By A Metal Door?

My head was smashed by a metal door right in line with my temple area and tops of ears. I have felt noxious for the past 1.5 days. and still have a very sharp ache in my head but very sharp in my temples. And Advil doesn't really relieve the pain. what should i do? Get it checked?
Wed, 26 Feb 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

It would be best to consider having yourself checked out by your doctor.

There are different criteria that are used to determine if a person needs imaging after head injury. One of these criteria is the presence of a headache. Since you are still experiencing pain, your doctor may consider an imaging tests to rule out any problems.

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What To Do For Headache And Temple Pain After Being Hit In The Temple By A Metal Door?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic It would be best to consider having yourself checked out by your doctor. There are different criteria that are used to determine if a person needs imaging after head injury. One of these criteria is the presence of a headache. Since you are still experiencing pain, your doctor may consider an imaging tests to rule out any problems. I hope this helps