Had a Head Injury? Don’t Take Chances.
A head injury can seem minor at first, but symptoms often develop hours—or even days—later. If you’ve had a fall, accident, or any blow to the head, it’s important to get checked by a specialist. At Consultant Corner, we help you understand what’s happening, rule out dangerous complications, and guide you safely through recovery.
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A head injury can affect how your brain functions—even if there’s no visible wound. Pay attention to symptoms such as:
Headache that won’t go away or keeps getting worse: This can be an early sign of concussion or bleeding inside the skull.
Dizziness, imbalance, or feeling “off”: These symptoms often signal disruption in brain pathways that control coordination.
Nausea or vomiting:Â A common indicator of increased pressure in the brain.
Trouble focusing, remembering, or processing: Many patients describe feeling “foggy” or unusually slow after a head injury.
Sensitivity to light or blurry vision:Â These can appear even days later and suggest irritation of the brain after trauma.
If any of these symptoms appear or worsen, it’s safest to be evaluated promptly.
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Head injuries are unpredictable. What feels like a simple bump can sometimes lead to:
- Concussion and lingering post-concussion symptoms
- Internal bleeding (epidural or subdural hematoma)
- Skull fractures
- Persistent headaches, memory issues, mood changes, or sleep problems
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We understand that head injuries are frightening. Our goal is to offer reassurance, clarity, and expert medical guidance. When you come to Consultant Corner, you receive:
Specialist Neurology Assessment: Your evaluation is performed by a neurologist experienced in concussion and brain injury care.
Review of Scans & ER Reports: If you’ve already visited the ER, we help interpret your CT/MRI findings and explain what they really mean.
Personalized Recovery Plan: We guide your next steps—whether that’s rest, gradual return to work, or further testing.
Management of Ongoing Symptoms: Headaches, dizziness, concentration issues, sleep problems, and memory lapses can be treated.
Same-week Appointments: You shouldn’t have to wait when brain health is involved.
Your care is thorough, compassionate, and tailored to your needs.
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Some symptoms require emergency attention. Call 911 if you experience:
- Loss of consciousness
- Sudden severe headache
- Repeated vomiting
- Weakness or numbness on one side
- Seizure
- Confusion or unusual behavior
- Clear fluid from the nose or ears
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If you recently had a head injury and aren’t feeling like yourself, trust your instincts—your brain is too important to ignore symptoms.
Consultant Corner is here to help you get answers, feel better, and recover safely.
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