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What did you hit your head on ? Cabinets or the ceiling?
Going upwards you would have jammed downward on your neck I'm guessing..

I would suggest getting some good PT for your neck/soft tissue and/ or expert chiropractic esp if they do muscle work also.. trigger point too..
I think doctors do not consider soft tissue /neck factors on some head hits..
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