Headaches can be a consequence of head impacts, including traumatic brain injury and lower-level brain injuries, even in individuals without a diagnosed TBI.

“any kind of head hit certainly involves a concussion or traumatic brain injury often leads to headaches either infrequent but severe headaches or chronic low-level headaches or a feeling there's kind of a stuffiness or a fullness to the head there can be a lot of different Origins to that a common origin is going to be actual swelling of the not necessarily the brain tissue directly but if you recall our discussion about the meninges which include the dura and the other tissues that surround the brain they're actually three layers that we call the meninges the durages being one of them and there's a”