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I was at school and I went to go and sit down , and I hit my head really hard on a metal pole.i went to class and my head was hurting but I didn’t think of it that much.A few days have pasted and I have been felling really dizzy my eyes hurt and I’m also tried.i can’t go to sleep probably and I can’t see probably.i daydream a lot like I was eating dinner and I just went blank. I had a bump on my head but now it gone.my mum doesn’t really think of it that much. And I also keep crying out of no where like I’m sad or something. I’m 14 what should I do.Also I sometimes can’t speak or say my words probably and I lose my balance sometimes.And my heart something’s start beating really fast out of know where.help
Summer please get help....you must to to your School doctor, nurse.
You are only 14, it breaks my heart that your mom is not bothered about your condition.
praying for you
shampa mom
India
Yesterday I was playing basketball with my brother, (I’m 14) and the ball hit the rim and came down on my head. After getting hit, I felt a bit dazed but nothing out of the ordinary. Today I woke up feeling normal and went to school to take my science exam. I felt fine but when I started to read my head started hurting a lot. Then I went outside for recess and my headache flared when playing basketball. I’m home now and the headache had kept on but it has gotten progressively better. Should I seek medical attention or just rest?
On Monday (today is Thursday) my autistic brother had a meltdown and started hitting his head. No one really saw how hard he was hitting (he barely remembers anything from how much pain he was in during the meltdown) and even now he's nauseous and has a lot of headaches. He actually had a panic attack this morning thinking he might die (he described it as if his head was under a lot of pressure) and our mom says it's nothing but I'm worried for him. Should I encourage us to get him medical attention? He doesn't really argue with people but I can tell he's still in pain and worried about how he might have hurt himself.
My adult son was in an auto accident several years ago and broke his neck. more recently he feel asleep driving home from work and totaled his truck and did not seek medical attention. He now is showing signs of being tired all the time, slurred speech, forgetfulness, lack of empathy and more. My question is where do we start? He has no family doctor or even health insurance. thank you, Wendi
My 13 yes old son fell over backwards while doing a chair pose in PE. He was dizzy and nauseated for a while. The school nurse observed him for an hour then sent him back to class. He says he feels ok now. Finished the school day and walked home (half a mile). What do you think? Does he need to go to the doctor?
I was sitting down at lunch , people who were playing soccer kicked the ball super hard and it hit my head , my head hit the brick wall and I blacked out for a few seconds, my whole body was tingly and the rest of the day I’ve had a headache. The back of my head (the part that hit the wall) is swollen :(
Hi Daisy, I hope you got medical attention!! Loss of consciousness (even briefly) calls for immediate medical attention. "Blacking out for a few seconds" IS loss of consciousness. Please get that looked at
I was getting ready to lie down in my bed when I hit the back of my right side of the head with my 6 year old brother's head who was behind me, I had a headache that night and my right ear began to ring, the next day I felt nauseous, headaches and dizzy at night, 5 days have passed and I still feel nauseous and a little bit dizzy at times. I have suffered from chronic headaches before the incident happened, but I feel like they have gotten worse, should I be worried?
I'm 17 years old.
I was at school and
I acciedentlly tripped over my friend did a back flip then landed on my head. I didn’t feel when I got hit and then I got up and I was dizzy. I had a headache then it went away and I was completely fine. But then after 6 hours the headache came back. I don’t know if I have a concussion or not
I'm a volleyball player and got hit on the right side of my head (right temple) with a shanked ball. After getting hit, I had a mild headache that cleared up a while later, and I felt fine. But on the way back home, I felt tired and a bit foggy, and the headache returned. Today (Monday), in school P.E., I tried running, but got a headache and felt dizzy. Even now, I still feel a bit "out of it". Should I just give it some time and rest a bit, or is it serious enough that I should go see a doctor/school nurse?
I had a major seizure Monday morning, in which I took a hard fall and my head was hitting a freezer many times. Now, I'm having trouble sleeping, I get worn out in just a few hours, and I'm constantly feeling like I'm going to be sick. I was sick for a good five minutes Wednesday night.
Today I was unwinding a swing at the playground for a young child to get down. I swung the swing up and turned around and next thing I know, the swing came back and hit me violently in the upper eye with the chain and swing seat. After that all I remember was closing my eyes and falling to the ground, then to get up, covering my eye. I couldn’t open it all the way and my eyebrow are was swollen and slightly bruised but not very noticeable. After that a few people said I seemed very dazed, but I’m not sure, I felt fine after putting on a ice pack for a half an hour, do you think I’m alright?
Two days ago, I slipped on ice and fell very hard on my elbow. I dont think i hit my head at all because i didnt feel anything to my head, all the pain was at my elbow. After about 30 seconds later i was fine and my elbow didnt hurt anymore. The rest of the evening was fine i went to see a movie with my friends, laugh and ran a lot. But then after the movie, we played some table hockey at the arcade and i was winning every match and i was moving like a crazy boy when out of nowhere, like absolutely nowhere, the top of my head started hurting like crazyyyy, i couldnt stand up without holding my head and complaining because of how much it hurted. After that, we took the bus and all went back to our houses. When going back home, i dont remeber my head hurting, but as soon as i got back it started hurting intensively again. I decided to go to sleep straight away.
Next morning, my head hurted a little bit when i woke up and as soon as i stood up it hurted badly. I wasnt very dizzy though, only the headache.
Now today, i couldnt sleep well and im dizzy. my head hurts a lot when i play video games for a long period of time.
Im pretty sure i have a concussion but what bothers me is that i never hit my head. Could it be something else or was the shock so intense that it couldve reached my brain?
Concussions are when your brain hit your skull. They can be caused by any jostling of the brain. I’ve heard of people getting concussions from falling on their butt. It is certainly possible you have a concussion, and you should definitely see a doctor.
I hit my head while snowboarding yesterday and then took several headers in a soccer game last night. I do not have a headache but feel very tired and out of it today. My neck is also in excruciating pain, what should I do?
I’m rather amazed at these questions. “I hit my head now I feel sick to my stomach and I have a headache? Did I have a concussion?” Yes, you probably did.
I’m going to praise the state I live in- very unusual- because they have a protocol for kids that are concussed. They don’t go back to school for a week, and when they do come back, the teachers have to give you a two-week extension on all assignments.
I asked the principal why did such a generous program come about and of course, he didn’t answer my question. What he did say was great: "People with concussions have injured their brain. If they’re sent back to school a day or two later, they’re already behind, your anxiety level races and your immunosuppressive system goes 'Eh, I’ll take the day off.'”
This puts more pressure on your brain, which is exactly what you don’t want, confusion, sleepiness, inability to understand what people are saying is raising your blood sugar and that, of course, includes your brain, which is encased in this lovely container. When the brain swells, at some point, it meets your skull bone and then you’re in bad shape.
I understand what’s it’s like it's live with parents who do the “ oh you’re such a big baby.” My girls were always good at sports. My littlest was playing soccer one day and we weren’t watching because our other daughters game was right next to it. Suddenly some assistant coaches came up to me to say she was down and of course I didn’t wait for details. I ran.
She was struggling to get up, her head hurt and she thought she lost a minute. I asked the coach what he would do and he said to go. The entire trip to the hospital my husband spent yelling at me “oh she’s fine” “ we’re.not made of money “ etc. We took her to a pediatric ER. She had a concussion.
If your parents are being dorks, can you find a neighbor to take you to get checked out? Teacher? Please do this
I hit the back of my head at play practice around 10:30 yesterday morning. Since then, I’ve had pain in my head and severe dizziness and nausea. I don’t think I hit hard, but I’m still worried. Should I see my doctor or ER?
My boyfriend hit his head when falling on ice and he said he has a headache and said he was really tried should he go to sleep? and is now sleeping. Should I take him the hospital
So on February 4th, 2019 I got hit in the face really hard with a volleyball, my coach did a concussion protocol and I passed, but today, February 5th, 2019, I got hit again and I failed the concussion protocol, I couldn't really stand and I was dizzy and I had the worst headache so they made me sit down, about 30 mins later they did another one, and I failed again, I felt really weak and dizzy and my headache was still there. I'm at home now and I still have a headache and every now and then I will get really dizzy and tired, should I be concerned?
My wife hit her head hard last night after A couple of drinks and passed out. Doesn't really remember much of it. She has A lumpy soft spot on the side of her head. We went out today and remembers everything from today, is she going to be ok?
Need some suggestions for getting my concussed so to see someone...
It happened tonight. I was not there. Picked up from friends house. Hit deer, drove to their house. They called me. Based-on/ time & location likely knocked out for a bit. Had cut on forhead.
Refused to go to hospital. Took home. Got bleeding stopped & bandaged. Undressed no other bleeds. Eyes ok. Walking. Drinking. Swallowing. Issues talking, but coherently responding to instructions.
Not going to turn this into a physical altercation to go. Hopefully can get a group to herd into hospital tomorrow.
why would you not include that in cases people have died by falling asleep after a concussion?? its important CRUCIAL to not fall asleep if you think you may have a concussion. I know someone personally who died this way.
I was at cheer today and we were working on extensions and I fell on the back of my head and neck and all I saw was black when my head hit the ground. I've had a headact since the incident at 5:30. My dad said I'm fine and just ignores it like he does everything. Should I go to the school nurse or something ?
i just recently got hit pretty hard on my head during my soccer game about 2 hours ago. i think i am ok, but my vision was a bit blurry after about 10 minutes, and i also had nausea and a bad headache. i'm not sure if it could be from car sickness or perhaps a mild concussion. should i play in my game tomorrow or sit it out??
I've been experiencing lots of dizziness, headaches and I feel like the world is spinning for the past 24 hours. I've also been taking a lot of naps and feeling tired, but I usually don't ever take naps. Last night I fell and hit my head, could I maybe have a concussion?
I got rocked pretty hard in hockey tonight in a sort of head on collision. I’m not entirely sure where the hit came from, I’m a little foggy on that part still but it’s kind of coming back now. This was about 2 hours ago, I have a headache and one of my ears is ringing. Nothing wrong with my vision but my head does feel somewhat stuffy. Could this be a mild concussion?
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Please remember, we are not able to give medical or legal advice. If you have medical concerns, please consult your doctor. All posted comments are the views and opinions of the poster only.
Summer replied on Permalink
I was at school and I went to go and sit down , and I hit my head really hard on a metal pole.i went to class and my head was hurting but I didn’t think of it that much.A few days have pasted and I have been felling really dizzy my eyes hurt and I’m also tried.i can’t go to sleep probably and I can’t see probably.i daydream a lot like I was eating dinner and I just went blank. I had a bump on my head but now it gone.my mum doesn’t really think of it that much. And I also keep crying out of no where like I’m sad or something. I’m 14 what should I do.Also I sometimes can’t speak or say my words probably and I lose my balance sometimes.And my heart something’s start beating really fast out of know where.help
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Summer please get help....you must to to your School doctor, nurse.
You are only 14, it breaks my heart that your mom is not bothered about your condition.
praying for you
shampa mom
India
Gerrie replied on Permalink
Try to impress upon your mother ... if not go the the school nurse or school social worker. Good luck.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Yesterday I was playing basketball with my brother, (I’m 14) and the ball hit the rim and came down on my head. After getting hit, I felt a bit dazed but nothing out of the ordinary. Today I woke up feeling normal and went to school to take my science exam. I felt fine but when I started to read my head started hurting a lot. Then I went outside for recess and my headache flared when playing basketball. I’m home now and the headache had kept on but it has gotten progressively better. Should I seek medical attention or just rest?
Anonomnom replied on Permalink
On Monday (today is Thursday) my autistic brother had a meltdown and started hitting his head. No one really saw how hard he was hitting (he barely remembers anything from how much pain he was in during the meltdown) and even now he's nauseous and has a lot of headaches. He actually had a panic attack this morning thinking he might die (he described it as if his head was under a lot of pressure) and our mom says it's nothing but I'm worried for him. Should I encourage us to get him medical attention? He doesn't really argue with people but I can tell he's still in pain and worried about how he might have hurt himself.
Concerned too replied on Permalink
It's not "nothing". Your mother is wrong, you are right. I hope you were able to get him medical attention.
wendi replied on Permalink
My adult son was in an auto accident several years ago and broke his neck. more recently he feel asleep driving home from work and totaled his truck and did not seek medical attention. He now is showing signs of being tired all the time, slurred speech, forgetfulness, lack of empathy and more. My question is where do we start? He has no family doctor or even health insurance. thank you, Wendi
Amber replied on Permalink
My 13 yes old son fell over backwards while doing a chair pose in PE. He was dizzy and nauseated for a while. The school nurse observed him for an hour then sent him back to class. He says he feels ok now. Finished the school day and walked home (half a mile). What do you think? Does he need to go to the doctor?
Daisy replied on Permalink
I was sitting down at lunch , people who were playing soccer kicked the ball super hard and it hit my head , my head hit the brick wall and I blacked out for a few seconds, my whole body was tingly and the rest of the day I’ve had a headache. The back of my head (the part that hit the wall) is swollen :(
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Hi Daisy, I hope you got medical attention!! Loss of consciousness (even briefly) calls for immediate medical attention. "Blacking out for a few seconds" IS loss of consciousness. Please get that looked at
Lulu replied on Permalink
I was getting ready to lie down in my bed when I hit the back of my right side of the head with my 6 year old brother's head who was behind me, I had a headache that night and my right ear began to ring, the next day I felt nauseous, headaches and dizzy at night, 5 days have passed and I still feel nauseous and a little bit dizzy at times. I have suffered from chronic headaches before the incident happened, but I feel like they have gotten worse, should I be worried?
I'm 17 years old.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
nausea, headaches and dizziness are ALL symptoms of concussion that are listed above. Yes, get medical attention.
Mitchell replied on Permalink
I was at school and
I acciedentlly tripped over my friend did a back flip then landed on my head. I didn’t feel when I got hit and then I got up and I was dizzy. I had a headache then it went away and I was completely fine. But then after 6 hours the headache came back. I don’t know if I have a concussion or not
Quinn replied on Permalink
Dizziness and headache after a blow to the head are two of the symptoms that indicate you should seek medical attention.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I'm a volleyball player and got hit on the right side of my head (right temple) with a shanked ball. After getting hit, I had a mild headache that cleared up a while later, and I felt fine. But on the way back home, I felt tired and a bit foggy, and the headache returned. Today (Monday), in school P.E., I tried running, but got a headache and felt dizzy. Even now, I still feel a bit "out of it". Should I just give it some time and rest a bit, or is it serious enough that I should go see a doctor/school nurse?
Anonymous replied on Permalink
YES. See a doctor or your school nurse. Let your coach know.
Jessica replied on Permalink
I had a major seizure Monday morning, in which I took a hard fall and my head was hitting a freezer many times. Now, I'm having trouble sleeping, I get worn out in just a few hours, and I'm constantly feeling like I'm going to be sick. I was sick for a good five minutes Wednesday night.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
That sounds very serious. I hope you've sought medical attention!
Zora replied on Permalink
Today I was unwinding a swing at the playground for a young child to get down. I swung the swing up and turned around and next thing I know, the swing came back and hit me violently in the upper eye with the chain and swing seat. After that all I remember was closing my eyes and falling to the ground, then to get up, covering my eye. I couldn’t open it all the way and my eyebrow are was swollen and slightly bruised but not very noticeable. After that a few people said I seemed very dazed, but I’m not sure, I felt fine after putting on a ice pack for a half an hour, do you think I’m alright?
Raf replied on Permalink
Two days ago, I slipped on ice and fell very hard on my elbow. I dont think i hit my head at all because i didnt feel anything to my head, all the pain was at my elbow. After about 30 seconds later i was fine and my elbow didnt hurt anymore. The rest of the evening was fine i went to see a movie with my friends, laugh and ran a lot. But then after the movie, we played some table hockey at the arcade and i was winning every match and i was moving like a crazy boy when out of nowhere, like absolutely nowhere, the top of my head started hurting like crazyyyy, i couldnt stand up without holding my head and complaining because of how much it hurted. After that, we took the bus and all went back to our houses. When going back home, i dont remeber my head hurting, but as soon as i got back it started hurting intensively again. I decided to go to sleep straight away.
Next morning, my head hurted a little bit when i woke up and as soon as i stood up it hurted badly. I wasnt very dizzy though, only the headache.
Now today, i couldnt sleep well and im dizzy. my head hurts a lot when i play video games for a long period of time.
Im pretty sure i have a concussion but what bothers me is that i never hit my head. Could it be something else or was the shock so intense that it couldve reached my brain?
Chris replied on Permalink
Concussions are when your brain hit your skull. They can be caused by any jostling of the brain. I’ve heard of people getting concussions from falling on their butt. It is certainly possible you have a concussion, and you should definitely see a doctor.
Kahealani-Rose ... replied on Permalink
I hit the back of my head on concrete and my head hurts and I have a headache I don’t know what to do is it bad if I rest and take a nap?
Emma D. replied on Permalink
I hit my head over an hour ago because I fainted and now I feel lightheaded, dazed, and my head hurts on and off. Should I contact a doctor?
Anonymous replied on Permalink
It wounds like you should. Can you get in to see your primary care doctor asap?
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I hit my head while snowboarding yesterday and then took several headers in a soccer game last night. I do not have a headache but feel very tired and out of it today. My neck is also in excruciating pain, what should I do?
Judy W replied on Permalink
I’m rather amazed at these questions. “I hit my head now I feel sick to my stomach and I have a headache? Did I have a concussion?”
Yes, you probably did.
I’m going to praise the state I live in- very unusual- because they have a protocol for kids that are concussed. They don’t go back to school for a week, and when they do come back, the teachers have to give you a two-week extension on all assignments.
I asked the principal why did such a generous program come about and of course, he didn’t answer my question. What he did say was great:
"People with concussions have injured their brain. If they’re sent back to school a day or two later, they’re already behind, your anxiety level races and your immunosuppressive system goes 'Eh, I’ll take the day off.'”
This puts more pressure on your brain, which is exactly what you don’t want, confusion, sleepiness, inability to understand what people are saying is raising your blood sugar and that, of course, includes your brain, which is encased in this lovely container. When the brain swells, at some point, it meets your skull bone and then you’re in bad shape.
I understand what’s it’s like it's live with parents who do the “ oh you’re such a big baby.” My girls were always good at sports. My littlest was playing soccer one day and we weren’t watching because our other daughters game was right next to it. Suddenly some assistant coaches came up to me to say she was down and of course I didn’t wait for details. I ran.
She was struggling to get up, her head hurt and she thought she lost a minute. I asked the coach what he would do and he said to go. The entire trip to the hospital my husband spent yelling at me “oh she’s fine” “ we’re.not made of money “ etc. We took her to a pediatric ER. She had a concussion.
If your parents are being dorks, can you find a neighbor to take you to get checked out? Teacher? Please do this
Judy W
Alex replied on Permalink
I hit the back of my head at play practice around 10:30 yesterday morning. Since then, I’ve had pain in my head and severe dizziness and nausea. I don’t think I hit hard, but I’m still worried. Should I see my doctor or ER?
Daniel replied on Permalink
Severe dizziness and nausea are definitely symptoms that you should see a doctor for. Please go see your doctor.
Nicole Caddick replied on Permalink
My boyfriend hit his head when falling on ice and he said he has a headache and said he was really tried should he go to sleep? and is now sleeping. Should I take him the hospital
Anonymous replied on Permalink
i got hit in the head with a lacrosse ball and now i’m dizzy and tired should i go to a doctor?
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Yes.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
So on February 4th, 2019 I got hit in the face really hard with a volleyball, my coach did a concussion protocol and I passed, but today, February 5th, 2019, I got hit again and I failed the concussion protocol, I couldn't really stand and I was dizzy and I had the worst headache so they made me sit down, about 30 mins later they did another one, and I failed again, I felt really weak and dizzy and my headache was still there. I'm at home now and I still have a headache and every now and then I will get really dizzy and tired, should I be concerned?
Anonymous replied on Permalink
You should seek immediate medical attention in this case, to be safe.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I got tackled today playing football, hit head first, I feel like throwing up and kind of dizzy
anonymous replied on Permalink
go see a doctor these symptoms should be explained with medical consultation
Softball replied on Permalink
I took a ball to the eye and am extremely drowsy and have a killer headache. Should I see a doctor?
Albert replied on Permalink
Im not an expert but I think you should.
fleet replied on Permalink
definitely
Anonymous replied on Permalink
My wife hit her head hard last night after A couple of drinks and passed out. Doesn't really remember much of it. She has A lumpy soft spot on the side of her head. We went out today and remembers everything from today, is she going to be ok?
LC replied on Permalink
Need some suggestions for getting my concussed so to see someone...
It happened tonight. I was not there. Picked up from friends house. Hit deer, drove to their house. They called me. Based-on/ time & location likely knocked out for a bit. Had cut on forhead.
Refused to go to hospital. Took home. Got bleeding stopped & bandaged. Undressed no other bleeds. Eyes ok. Walking. Drinking. Swallowing. Issues talking, but coherently responding to instructions.
Not going to turn this into a physical altercation to go. Hopefully can get a group to herd into hospital tomorrow.
Past major TBI.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
why would you not include that in cases people have died by falling asleep after a concussion?? its important CRUCIAL to not fall asleep if you think you may have a concussion. I know someone personally who died this way.
lysa replied on Permalink
I was at cheer today and we were working on extensions and I fell on the back of my head and neck and all I saw was black when my head hit the ground. I've had a headact since the incident at 5:30. My dad said I'm fine and just ignores it like he does everything. Should I go to the school nurse or something ?
Lizzy replied on Permalink
Yes you should. You need to go see a doctor and rest. You should also stop going to school/work for a few days and just rest.
Cheer dad replied on Permalink
YES!!!! Tell the nurse everything and go see a doctor!!
r replied on Permalink
i just recently got hit pretty hard on my head during my soccer game about 2 hours ago. i think i am ok, but my vision was a bit blurry after about 10 minutes, and i also had nausea and a bad headache. i'm not sure if it could be from car sickness or perhaps a mild concussion. should i play in my game tomorrow or sit it out??
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I've been experiencing lots of dizziness, headaches and I feel like the world is spinning for the past 24 hours. I've also been taking a lot of naps and feeling tired, but I usually don't ever take naps. Last night I fell and hit my head, could I maybe have a concussion?
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I got rocked pretty hard in hockey tonight in a sort of head on collision. I’m not entirely sure where the hit came from, I’m a little foggy on that part still but it’s kind of coming back now. This was about 2 hours ago, I have a headache and one of my ears is ringing. Nothing wrong with my vision but my head does feel somewhat stuffy. Could this be a mild concussion?
SS replied on Permalink
Yes, go ahead and get it checked out by a doctor.
Jimmy replied on Permalink
Yup
Anonymous replied on Permalink
my head was hit into a wall a few times, my head hurts and i feel a bit “slow” if that makes sense. do i need to see a professional?
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