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Old 07-03-2018, 12:01 AM #1
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I first hit my head on my opponents gun belt and then got body slammed hitting neck and back
michea,
I had similar experience with an upper neck/head injury,
I had a very bad eye strain for weeks, couldn't stare at bright objects(particularly sunlight), felt pressure and pain behind right eye.
I can still feel my ocular muscle is strained a bit but no pain or vision issue anymore
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