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Bumped The Right Temporal Area Of Head, Pain And Numbness In The Underside Of Forearm Till Wrist. Reason ?

Hello Dr. Mintz, I just bumped my head (right Temporal area; a few inches above my ear) on a bathroom hanger bar (made of hollow metal). After a few minutes, I experience pain and numbness in the underside of my forearm and continues to extend to my wrist . It s getting more painful, too. What happened? I m curious. And how do you treat this? (I m going to apply first aid to this injury but your reply would be helpful for future incidents.) Thank you. - AAAAA
Mon, 21 Jan 2013
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hi georgelaya,
blow to head can also causes injury to the cervical spine (neck) intervertebral dics which inturn causes pain in the upper extremity
friend you need to take opinion of orthopedic surgeon and probably take X ray cervical spine .
this will answer all your questions

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Bumped The Right Temporal Area Of Head, Pain And Numbness In The Underside Of Forearm Till Wrist. Reason ?

hi georgelaya, blow to head can also causes injury to the cervical spine (neck) intervertebral dics which inturn causes pain in the upper extremity friend you need to take opinion of orthopedic surgeon and probably take X ray cervical spine . this will answer all your questions