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Old 05-07-2015, 07:03 PM #1
calmwaters calmwaters is offline
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Default Dancing Accident

Hi,

I am practicing a dance routine that involves a decently thick wooden cane (it's a cane and top hat type of dance). The routine involves swinging the cane a bit, but the moves are generally designed to be safe. They all have you swinging it away from your body and head. Well, today I was foolishly playing with the cane and accidentally whacked myself in the face with it. It was not a light tap and it was not a severe hit. I hit myself right under my left eye. Afterwards, the area hit did hurt a bit. The pain went away within about 5 minutes, however I could still feel the pain a little if I touched and applied pressure to the spot. Since then (5 hours ago), the pain has completely gone away. Even when I touch and apply pressure to the area, it feels as if I'm just touching another, unaffected spot on my face. There was and is no bruise in the area where the cane hit my face.

My question is: Is it possible I gave myself any sort of concussion/tbi?
Thank you for your consideration of my question and time.
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