heart pains followed by sharp head pains Posted: 02-10-08 23:34pm
Hello, i have been experiencing some
discomfort in my head. At first i was
experiencing a burning and tingling
sensenation and my head that has now
turned into sharp pain starting about 4
days ago. Before the head pains i was
experiencing some heart problems and when
i went into the ER for my first visit on
1-3-08 and since that date a total of 3x's
now i was told that i was experiencing
heart papalations and anxiety. I have
never had these problems before. I have
had 3 EKG, an MRI on my neck, blood work,
an ECG, and an heart monitor that i just
took off and is now awaiting the results.
I am very scared i am only 24 and i have
never experienced these symptoms before. I
have an appointment for an MRI on my head
tomorrow should i be worried.
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LexiA
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Joined: 15 Feb 2008 Posts: 1
Brain Pain Posted: 02-15-08 19:46pm
Hi all, first i'd like to say how releaved
i am to hear that I am not alone. I too am
experience quick, sharp pains in the head
that only last seconds. They occur right
above my left ear and can occur a few
times a day or several. I have been
experiencing alot of anxiety lately and
thought i was going to have a heart attack
or stroke!! its been driving me nuts and
scares the heck out of me. The anxiety has
been the past few weeks with chest pains
and then my heart starts to race (i think
only because its scares me). Since then,
the anxiety seems to be gone but i am now
experiencing those brain pains! I feel
like i am turning into a hypocondriac
(sp?). I wish more doctors would reply to
us and give us some sort of insight as to
whether we should be worried about this or
chalk it up to stress....which i probably
have been coz i've recently moved and
started a new job. I am turning 33 this
October, am still on the pill and smoke
(not heavy, a pack (25) can last me 5
days) which i plan on kicking both REALLY
soon. I do exercise 5-6 times a week and
am in good shape, no 6 pack but not fat by
any means. Should we be concerned about
all these pains or are we over reacting???
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Pickles05
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Joined: 14 Oct 2007 Posts: 8
Posted: 02-19-08 21:04pm
I also get this kind of pain it just flys
in and just as fast as it comes it flys
away again. I could be doing something so
normal, and then I will get it, I feel
like I'm being stabbed in the head, I
sometimes scream cause it hurts so much,
and it's also so unexpected. It's scary,
people look at me, and just say are u
ok..... LOL. I'm young women healthy, 22
yrs old, no known health problems, but
when it comes to my head I always think I
have some serious problems, but have yet
to get anything confirmed and/or resolved.
I will mention it to my doctor as soon as
i can. I'm always afraid that I might end
up like Buffy's mom on the couch, for any
of you that have watched Buffy the Vampire
Slayer.
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herculesmaster
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we need to get pure air in our lungs and sinuses Posted: 02-27-08 04:29am
with fresh air the symtoms i have
subside,problem is when returing to the
big smoke city the air is not so
pure,oxygen therapy could assist these
tension head aches i feel...also try chi
breathing in the park or mountains early
morning or at dusk when air quality is
cleanest.go for a brisk walk time to time
also can help this problem... and plenty
of water rich foods-not too cooked vegies
and rabbit meat and peking duck is great
tucker...
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SpazzCaffeine
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Joined: 05 Mar 2008 Posts: 1
I have the same problem Posted: 03-05-08 18:31pm
I've been having these pains for a long
time, I'm very relived that I'm not the
only one. I just had one about 5 minutes
ago. For me they last from 10 seconds to a
minute and a half. I get them every
morning a few minutes after I wake up, and
sometimes I get them in the evening. They
seem to come and go. I'll have a lot in
two weeks then only one in another two
weeks. It's pretty weird. I'm only 15, so
it's pretty creepy for me. I've been
having them since I was about 13 and a
half(Less often then though). My ear still
hurts from my last one. My mom says it's a
sinus pain, but that couldn't be it. And
this last one I just had actually hurt my
throat. It's never hurt my throat before.
They usually start at my temple and spread
to behind my ear and eye and now my
throat. It hurts. I hope someone can
figure it out.
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mexi
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Joined: 17 Mar 2008 Posts: 1
Posted: 03-17-08 00:44am
I have this sharp pain in my back side of
my head. Every 5 minutes i get a stabbing
pain that lasts or less than a second.
I've been wandering whats going on with
this issue. This pain really feels like a
broken finger. is this serious or what?
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4deedee
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Joined: 21 Mar 2008 Posts: 2 Location: Daegu, South Korea
Posted: 03-21-08 04:10am
I
have suffered from this for years.. Really
years. Every doctor say something
different but it all amounts to the same
thing NOTHING!!!! I am having and episode
now for the last three days.. This time
the doctors did nothing but tell me again
nothing.... This is like I am crazy or
something.. Here I am responding to this
cause it seems that no one where I am have
heard of this or know what to do? advil
motrin etc vicodine nothing works just
helps me get through the night so I can
sleep.. These episodes last me any where
from 2 to 7 days needless to say I am not
in the best of modes during this time..
And one have any answers I would love to
see what you do for pain management.. I
think I am going to try accupuncture..
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4deedee
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Joined: 21 Mar 2008 Posts: 2 Location: Daegu, South Korea
Posted: 03-21-08 04:10am
I
have suffered from this for years.. Really
years. Every doctor say something
different but it all amounts to the same
thing NOTHING!!!! I am having and episode
now for the last three days.. This time
the doctors did nothing but tell me again
nothing.... This is like I am crazy or
something.. Here I am responding to this
cause it seems that no one where I am have
heard of this or know what to do? advil
motrin etc vicodine nothing works just
helps me get through the night so I can
sleep.. These episodes last me any where
from 2 to 7 days needless to say I am not
in the best of modes during this time..
And one have any answers I would love to
see what you do for pain management.. I
think I am going to try accupuncture..
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severepain
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Joined: 10 Apr 2008 Posts: 1
needing help Posted: 04-10-08 22:41pm
I was in a car accident in Oct of 07 and
had neck injured. I have had a headache
since Nov of last yr. I have been out of
work since Jan and ive had a
headache(worse than a migraine) for 10
weeks now.NONE STOP!!! I get blurred
vision, feels like my face is drown back.
I have had MRI's, CT'scan and spinal tap.
I have seen 3 Neurologist. all they can
come up with is I just have a sinus
infection. Can someone please help me. I
have noway to turn. I have also been to
the ER 7 times. No medicine can touch the
pain. Not only is this a problem but the
person that hit me (there insurance is
refusing to pay. Please help me with the
PAIN
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darmstrong65
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Re: Worst Head Pain In the World By daniela12180 Posted: 05-19-08 06:57am
Hello Daniela,
I was in a car accident many years ago
that also affected my back and upper
shoulder. While going through therapy, I
also began getting these headaches
frequently. I told my Chiropractor and
what he did while receiving my regular
therapy session amazed me. He laid me on
the massage table (on my back) with my
neck hanging off the table just a little
(the chiroprator was also standing above
me with my head in his hand). Suddenly he
cracked my neck . Of course I was
shocked. I asked him why did he do that?
He told me, that there is a disc between
my neck and shoulder and sometimes it
shifts out of place. When it shifts, it
tend to rub against nerves causing various
types of headaches. Trust me, it worked. 5
minutes after he did that, headache was
gone. Never came back. Every now and then
when I begin to get headaches that do not
go away, I call up the chiropractor or
even a licensed massage therapist (they
tend to do that as well) and let them go
to work on me. Sure makes me feel like a
new person. I hope all is well.
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Mizzoula
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Joined: 20 Aug 2005 Posts: 25 Location: , ca
Posted: 06-16-08 13:59pm
My boyfriend just started getting "ice
pick" headaches the other day. Once we
figured out what it was, we gave him one
24-hour Claritin-D and the headaches
stopped immediately. He'd had them on and
off for two days... it's now been a week
since he took the allergy pill and he
hasn't had one since.
We started using decongestant allergy meds
on his migraines after a friend of mine
told me they worked for him. Now whenever
he starts to get a migraine, he takes an
allergy pill and it stops the headache.
If you decide to try it, remember to get
an allergy pill WITH a decongestant... the
regular allergy pill isn't enough. So get
Claritin-D from the pharmacist, not
regular Claritin from the shelf. Target
also offers a Target brand generic, but
you need to ask the Target pharmacist for
the decongestant allergy pill... don't
just pick up the box on the shelf.
(I'm posting this on multiple forums at my
boyfriend's request... the headaches
freaked him out and he wants to share what
helped him in case it helps other people.)
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