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Vomiting After Head Injury

Vomiting after head injury can be a worsening sign, but a single episode of vomiting is not a cause of alarm. The causes of vomiting after a head injury are migraines, hematoma, vestibular dysfunction, and skull fracture. Vomiting after the head injury occurs for several weeks or days, depending on the severity of the concussion.

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Should I be concerned about the head injury that occurred 14 years ago when I was drunk?

Query: Hello doctor, I was drunk and bumped into a tall dresser which knocked a dinner plate off the top and hit me on the head about 14 years ago. I do not remember much as I was drunk. When I woke up the next day, I felt completely fine. I had a very small cut on my head so I did not consult the doctor. ...  Read Full »


Dr. Sugreev Singh

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Usually, the person experiences vomiting, headache, and dizziness after a head injury, but you did not experience any of these symptoms then, so do not worry. Everything is fine, and you did not experience any symptoms afterward. Are you taking any medicine currently...  Read Full »

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