I have this same problem! I hit the top of my head 4 days ago on the door frame of the emergency exit of a school bus while getting on (stood up too soon). I didn't black out or loose consciousness, but I got a headache a few hours later. I just assumed it was because I was drinking beer in the sun and was starting my hangover/dehydrated. I went to the doctor because I was scared of internal bleeding and she said everything was fine. Tonight especially I have been getting these strange feelings on and off where I hit my head! It's not painful like you say yours are, but still worrisome. I don't think that you have anything to worry about. My doctor told me that the only cause for concern would be if you were vomiting, the headache was 'the worst you've experienced' and won't go away, etc. I think it is just part of the healing process. My doctor also said that after hitting your head, it's normal for your head to hurt for 7-10 days after. I don't think the red face is a cause for concern either, I can't see it relating to you hitting your head.
Having two pulses is not a good thing. It means that the pulse in your right hand is different than in your left hand.
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The advantages of having lasers operate only in femtosecond pulses is that that is a very short burst. This means that there is minimal damage around the site that is being treated and the burst of laser light can be focused on the exact spot it is required.
pulses? like in the pulses you heart makes us hear?
Yes, there is carbohydrate in pulses. .
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From cereals - we get carbohydrates From pulses - we get protein
Pulses are grown in 3 provinces of Pakistan. Punjab produces pulses at large quantity. Sindh and KPK also contribute in production of pulses.
Pulses are used in daily life as food materials. This is the example of pulses in a sentence.
When are pulses sown and harvested
no, rice is not a type of pulses
India is the largest producer and consumer of pulses despite of consumption of pulses reduces every year because of increas in prices of pulses.