Head Injuries

This depends on what caused the bump and how long it has been there. It is best to seek medical advice if it doesn't go away within a reasonable time. In most cases, the bump will go away on its own.

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Consults a doctor.

I cannot help answer this question but actually have something similar on my forehead. About a month ago I noticed a small lump on my forehead just below my hairline and it was a little sore to the touch but I did not remember hitting my head or getting hit with anything. It has still remained the same size but the soreness goes and comes. I have debated going to my doctor because I thought at first it may just be a pimple that has not come to the surface yet but now that it is going on 2 months and still no change I am wondering what it could be. If anyone knows or thinks that it could be serious, please respond. Thanks for any help on this.

Bumps happen when you get hurt. The bump is just swelling.

I only eat only twice or 3 times a day. I go to school. I go to Butler Primary School. I have to go to the sick bay alot. Um....... When I get sick then I don't go to school but my Mum says that I have to go when I feel sick. I feel sick all day. I will relive toe real awnser: if you go to work highschool or normal school then you shouldn't go to work highschool or normal school. That was the awnser

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Common symptoms resulting from a head injury include headaches, dizziness, confusion, and difficulty concentrating. Patients may also experience nausea, vomiting, memory problems, and changes in mood or behavior. In more severe cases, symptoms can include loss of consciousness, seizures, or clear fluid leaking from the nose or ears. It's important to seek medical attention if any of these symptoms occur following a head injury.

After my head injury I have cold sensations internally

It depends on the severity level of the concussion. To be knocked unconscious it takes a pretty hard hit.

Any head injury will need to be checked out by a doctor. You will need to make an appointment o visit your doctor or go to an ER.

If you have any dressings on a wound, you'd want to keep them dry. If you're dizzy, this is a bad idea. Otherwise, sure -- go for it.

Airway is compromised because of trauma as it can affect brain, oropharynx, neck, and trachea, pulmonary system resulting in airway obstruction or respiratory problems. Aspiration of blood and gastric contents contribute to compromised airway. Also patients with low level of consciousness are at risk of not being able to protect their airway.

The late Natasha Richardson. She was unconscious for a time and died without regaining consciousness. accident occured in Canadian ski area. Her mother was Vanessa Redgrave. No, not an Indian tribe undertaker!

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Head injuries can be mild to severe. Sometimes a blow to the head does not have to be that hard to cause surprising damage. Obviously loss of consciousness is extremely important. If there was any period of unconsciousness, the person needs medical attention even if they seem to be feeling fine afterward. There could be a small internal bleed in the brain that slowly leaks and may not show symptoms of trauma for a considerable period of time after the injury occurred. Concussions and bleeds are possible any time a person is struck in the head, ranging in seriousness. A person does not have to lose consciousness to have a concussion. Lethargy, confusion, nausea, vomiting, disorientation, vision problems including double vision and blurred vision, pupil dilation or unequal pupils are all definite signs the person needs immediate medical attention. Angie RN

When you hit your cheek hard enough to cause a bruise, the initial color is usually red due to the burst blood vessels and the pooling of blood. As the bruise heals, it may change to purple or blue within a day or two, then progress to green or yellow before fading away. The exact colors can vary depending on factors like skin tone and the severity of the injury.

there are meny diferint tipes of head injures. the most comon head injury is a cuncushon.

If the injury is not severe, skull and neck X-rays will be taken to check for any skull fractures and for neck or spinal injuries.

Treatment of symptomatic empty sella syndrome would typically involve replacement therapy for any deficient hormones.

Entonox, a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen, is contraindicated in head injuries primarily due to the risk of increased intracranial pressure. Administering Entonox can lead to the expansion of air or gas within the cranial cavity, potentially exacerbating brain injury or compromising cerebral blood flow. Additionally, it may mask neurological symptoms, making it difficult to assess the severity of the injury. Thus, safer alternatives are recommended for pain management in patients with head trauma.

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A blunt force head injury.

In a penetrating head injury, an object such as a bullet fractures the skull and enters brain tissue.

The auditory canal is your inner ear - the part inside your cranium.

Patent means open.

A widely patent auditory canal would be one that is especially wide/open/large.