Head trauma signs and symptoms can include severe headache, bleeding from the head, stiff neck, slow breathing, weakness or inability to use limbs, persistent vomiting, decreased alertness, and/or convulsions.
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Head Trauma, First Aid 

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Head trauma signs and symptoms can include severe headache, bleeding from the head, stiff neck, slow breathing, weakness or inability to use limbs, persistent vomiting, decreased alertness, and/or convulsions.
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Who's At Risk
Anyone can be at risk for head trauma. Those who play sports and young children, particularly those learning to walk, are especially prone to head injuries.
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Last Modified: 22 Dec 2008
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