Should I call my doctor?!
Question: Should I call my doctor?
I went down, but I did not lose consciousness. I got up immediately after the incident feeling a little dazed. I had a mild headache for about an hour, but I thought I was fine and just went home as if nothing happened.
However, now I'm starting to notice some things. About 3-5 times a month, I get headaches that seem like they hurt on one inner part of the brain. These usually go away with Ibuprofen. But when I looked up symptoms of a concussion, I also noticed that there's dizziness involved. Everytime I wake up in the morning and get out of bed, I feel extremely dizzy when trying to walk, but it only lasts for about a few seconds.
I don't feel nauseous at all and haven't vomited at all since the incident. I know that its a little late, but should I be worried and call my doctor?
Answers:
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Better safe than sorry. See a doctor. Either it's nothing and you can be relieved, or if it is, you can get it fixed before it becomes more serious. win-win.
It's nothing to FREAK OUT about, but you probably should go to the doctor. However, the dizziness in the morning could be caused by vertigo. That's a condition that causes you to have uncontrollable dizziness sometimes, but it's not deadly or anything. Hope I helped! (:
Whatever the cause you need to have these symptoms checked out. Nothing to play with here.
yah u should just to be safe
yes