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unikornfairy,
Welcome to NeuroTalk. I am sorry to hear of your son's injury.
Can you give us a better explanation of his injury. Did he fall and hit his head and continue falling and hit his head again? Or was this a coup-contra-coup injury?
Neck injuries that can happen during the head injury can cause gastric problems. A likely injury would be at C-6 to T-3, between the shoulder blades. I suffered an injury at T-3 decades ago and lost 20 pounds in 2 weeks. A Stanford GI doctor could not find the problem. A chiropractor finally found that I had dislocated a rib that was inflaming the nerves that lead to my stomach and esophagus. All I was doing when I injured myself was splitting firewood with a splitting maul. I swung hard and popped a rib out of place.
Hope this helps you get him the help he needs.
My best to you both.
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Mark in Idaho
"Be still and know that I am God" Psalm 46:10
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