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Yeah, I have to go in for a ct scan tmro and the docs are going to tell me what to do. I had a concussion that's why :)
your skull cannot expand to allow space for the swollen brain, and the resulting pressure causes brain tissue to die.
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Oh Goody. lol, wasn't very smart to begin with anyway =P Thanks :)
hope it goes well, im sure they will fix it!
? Is your brain actually swollen??
Thanks :)
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