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Old 09-05-2007, 11:21 PM #18
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My best advice to you is to rest, don't drink any caffine, surround yourself with love ones who *try* to understrand and will take care of you, eat right, and take your vitamins. I also had a head injury where I did not pass out(Ialso did not have a problem remembering the event). I must have exacerbated it the first week the doctors have said...so here I am, I am still having problems two months later. The good news is that I was a lot worse a month ago. By the way, your headaches sound similar to mine except mine are on the left side. Go see a neurologist as soon as possible if u haven't already.
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