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Default Normal to have headache 4 days after incident?

Hello;

Long story short - I hit/banged my head with a drawer knob on Monday night. I still have a headache about 4days after. Moves around my head. Then again, I can't tell if it's a migraine, tension or sinus headache. No other symptoms. I've been taking my tension pills, sinus medicine...helps here & there. I feels better when I sleep it off.

Any ideas?
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