Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Today afternoon, I fell on the back of my head on the muddy ground by the field. I cried right away. I didn't have the symptoms of dizziness and nausea again. We rubbed it and comforted him for a while, and he was fine. While comforting him, he was a bit like taking a nap. We tickled him for a while, woke him up, and took him out to play. He also ate dinner and looks normal. Hello, could there be any aftereffects? Thank you. I am very urgent. Please.
Medical history and effectiveness of previous treatment: None
What kind of assistance is needed: Consult a doctor. I am very urgent.
Doctor's answer:
As you mentioned, a situation like this will never occur again with a brain hemorrhage; at most, it may result in subcutaneous bruising. Patients with brain hemorrhages may experience recurrent significant neurological symptoms, such as hemiplegia, impaired consciousness, and severe nausea. A head injury can lead to a concussion, accompanied by symptoms like dizziness, headache, and vertigo. Rest is essential, and the use of neurotrophic drugs can aid in treatment. Generally, recovery is good.