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Old 10-17-2016, 05:07 PM #11
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headhita6: How are you doing now? I know it has been 3 years and hope you have recovered.

I have a similar problem. My son jumped on to my head while I was lying. I had little pain for a day on the spot where I got hurt. NO concoction or NO fluid in ENT. After a day or so, my neck has started paining. My ear has a light block occasionally similar to during flight take offs. It has been 6 months it happened and these conditions are continuing. I underwent neck X-RAY, Brain CT and doc did not find anything wrong.

Any suggestions?
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