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Old 08-30-2009, 03:49 PM #1
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hi there, 3 months ago my head was hit by a piece of metal. I lost consciousness and was sent to hospital by ambulance. Doctor told me the CT is OK. now I am still suffering headache, ring in ears, difficulty of memory, insomnia, nausea,anxiety. do I need MRI to diagnose brain damage? my medication doesn't work, especialy to headache and tinnitus. any advices, thanks a lot
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