[Galaxy1012]

Sometimes I feel dull pain like feeling on the impact site. I am not sure if it can be called pain as it's extremely dull and it feels sore to touch or maybe I feel it because I am concentrating too much on that area, but there is certainly some sensitivity in that piece of bone in the skull I think. It's been almost 5 months since I hit my head on a concrete wall. Any similar experiences?

[chocolatebell]

My head was sore to the touch, but as far as I know not actually at the point of impact. My head felt like it was bruised, so it hurt to push on it or touch it, and would have a dull ache or slight burning if I wasn't touching it.

The sensation was on the top of my head, where I am fairly certain I didn't actually hit. I fell off a horse and it is possible that I hit my head on the horse on the way down but I hit it on the ground for sure.

I would notice the pain becoming more intense after being overstimulated. Over time it gradually lessened and it took more stimulus to bring it on. I haven't felt it in about 3 months now, which would have been 21 months after my accident.

[Laupala]

I'm not exactly sure where the point of impact was after my slip on the ice, as I only had a small scrape on my left cheek bone, but my left temple/above the ear has experienced at least some kind of sensation, ranging from a bad headache to the kind of dull sensation that might be considered pain that you describe, every hour every day since my fall. I've also experienced a similar sensation at the top of my head, where I nudged a car visor 5 days after my fall, although this isn't as constant, but even 6.5 months later I still have pain there.

I thought that everyone's headaches were localized (at least mostly) to where the impact was - is this not the case? I've gotten new headaches that aren't localized to places of impact since, but those only started a few months ago, and I still get the constant pain/sensation where the impacts were.

[anon1028]

my soreness at injury site comes and goes. Pain all over comes and goes too. Sometimes i'll get a numb feeling on the top of my skull that goes straight down to tailbone. Sometimes arms and legs will burn. never a dull moment Being interested in science, I would like to know the reasons.

[Sitke]

My soreness comes and goes too, had contusions on the top of my head but don't remember anything.

The headaches were basically all over though.