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Acorn Impact on Head: Injury Risk & What to Do
An acorn falling on your head may cause pain, a bruise, or lump. At ~1–2 oz and up to 50 mph, serious injury is rare but possible (concussion). Monitor for severe pain, dizziness, vomiting—seek medical care if these occur.
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