constant headache in back of skull and dizziness Posted: 05-17-08 14:40pm
hi i am new user and just joined today as
this forum attracted me with so much
related symptoms i got and the community
over here share their views and knowledge
about it.
i started my headache with cold and flu
symptoms (according to doctors)with severe
headache all the time before 6 weeks as a
viral infection. resulted into sinusitus
problem (acute then chronical accordding
to doctors)
done CT scan all clear in that. 3 times
blood test all normal. urine test all
normal.
taken nasal spray because doctors think it
is sinus.
took lot of fluids every day.
now my pain got even worst as it has
spread across skull and specically at back
of my head. i thought that it is SCM and
try to stech my muscle but no positive
results.
now this is 6th week and i m stil
suffering from dizziness ( i described as
i feel there is very heavy thing on my
head and as i m travelling in bus or train
as it give me feeling of motion. i cant
control my steps and cant maintan balance
of body).
pllssss help me what can be tjhat i m
suffering too much.
regards
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MandMs
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Hi and welcome to EHEALTHforum! Posted: 05-20-08 04:57am
If the headache is changing its character
to worse overtime and is accompanied with
dizziness, usually, needs serious medical
attention.
When the condition of sinusitis
(difficulty breathing through the nose,
tenderness in the face or aching behind
the eyes, frequent yellow or greenish
discharge from your nose or drainage down
the back of your throat) recurs or endures
longer than 12 consecutive weeks, it is
called a case of chronic sinusitis.
Do you have the symptoms I've mentioned
above?
Do you have headaches every day?
Does the headache recur more and more
often as time passes?
Is the headache worse when you lay down?
Is it worse when you first awake?
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k_punjabi
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 May 2008 Posts: 3
Thanks for your reply Posted: 05-20-08 13:42pm
i havnt got any symptoms of sinusitis.
the only symptoms are headache in temples
and at back of skull just near ear bones
are. There is no ear infection. i am
feeling dizzy when i hve a movement of
body for 5- 10 mins or do some light work.
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MandMs
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Posted: 05-26-08 06:00am
Are you experiencing hearing loss, ear
pressure or ear ringing?
Do you feel neck pain and neck stiffness?
Have you noticed some weakness in your
arms?
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k_punjabi
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 May 2008 Posts: 3
Re Posted: 05-26-08 13:06pm
I dont feel any hearing loss but sometimes
feeling pressure in ears and buzzing
thing aswell.
I do feel neck stiffness and weakness in
arms.
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MandMs
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Joined: 26 Jan 2007 Posts: 1963 Location: Strumica, Macedonia
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Posted: 06-03-08 05:46am
Do you have limited ability to flex the
head to the side (bend the head toward the
shoulder) and limited ability to rotate
the head?
Are you experiencing pain in neck that
continues to get worse and neck stiffness
that progressively worsens?
I think all of your symptoms are due to
cervical spondylosis, disorder caused by
abnormal wear on the cartilage and bones
of the neck.
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