u/algorhythm2411

Posting on behalf of my cousin (24M). Looking for opinions before he sees a doctor.

About 10 years ago, when he was around 14, he accidentally hit the top of his head on the iron rail of a photo frame during a drawing class. He stood up without noticing the rail above him, and the impact was on the top of his head (possibly around the parietal region, based on what I found online).

At the time, he did not have any obvious concussion symptoms—no vomiting, loss of consciousness, seizures, fainting, or anything similar. He continued to do decently well academically (around a 9 CGPA in 10th grade and above-average performance in engineering entrance exams). He is now working as a software engineer.

Current symptoms:

He still feels discomfort at the exact spot where he hit his head.

He describes it as pressure, pain, or a sensation of swelling. Sometimes it feels like there's a scratch or an unhealed wound in that area.

If he scratches or picks at the spot with his fingernails, he sometimes notices a clear watery fluid or a small amount of blood on his nails.

In high-stress situations, such as being asked to speak unexpectedly during office meetings, he sometimes zones out.He finds it difficult to focus, follow conversations, or process what people are saying.

Outside of stressful situations, his thinking seems normal. He has no issues with coding, problem-solving, or day-to-day work.

Could this be something relatively harmless like a chronic scalp lesion, scar tissue, or a skin condition that's unrelated to the old injury? Or could it indicate something more serious that warrants evaluation by a neurologist or another specialist?

Also it would be helpful if you could suggest OTC creams or home remedies if any. Thanks!

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Three months ago, my cousin brother got married. My maternal grandmother passed away around 8 years ago.

In my dream, we were getting ready to go to the wedding venue. We were loading the car with all the necessary items—flowers, mishri (sugar candy used in Hindu rituals), wires, and other things needed for the ceremony.

Then I saw my grandmother standing on the top floor of the house. In the dream, I felt concerned and wondered how she would manage to come downstairs. In the next scene, I saw her coming down the stairs. She had tears in her eyes.

My cousin sister asked her, "Why are you crying?" but my grandmother didn't reply. That was actually very characteristic of her when she was alive—she would often stay silent instead of explaining her emotions.

That was the dream.

The next morning, I told my mother about it. She then told me that the previous day had been my grandmother and grandfather's wedding anniversary. I was completely shocked because I had no idea it was their anniversary, nor was I actively thinking about them that day/ week per say.

How would you interpret this dream astrologically or spiritually? What could it mean?

True and very good solution

Don't you think this should happen.

Concerns must be voiced, for fair conduct of exams the years after

First hi attempt ke result dekhke doubt ho raha hai

Daal me kuch kala lag raha

In this mba cet game you not only have to compete against the real completion (people who study their ass off), but also against the cheaters .

The entire game of increasing the number of attempts and so many slots , increasingly makes the system more complicated .

The normalization process is so opaque that it makes you wonder if the system is truly foolproof. Without transparency across slots, it's impossible to trust that everything is happening fairly under the hood.

The suspicion for a paper leak can't be ruled out

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