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Q: Head pains
asked by: Renee83 on June 2nd, 2007
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I am a 23 year old mother of 1 who has been suffering from head pains for close to 2 months now. It all started one night while I was on the phone I had a really intense sharp pain behind my right eye so much so I fell to the ground. When I went to the hospital they just gave me all kinds of pain meds. Well after cat scan, mri, blood work and several doc visits nothing has been found. The pain is SO intense and at times it feels like i'm being electically shocked in my brain. Then there's times where it feals as though some one is squizing my brain to the point where it literally feals like my brain is being folded over like when you kneed bread. After about 6 weeks with this the feeling finally went away then one week later after a night of fun (sorry I just wanted to tell the whole story) It's back. I was just wondering if anyone else out there had these symptoms. I have been on so many different pain meds and migraine meds and nothing has worked. The docs and my family just say they they are headachs and to me they are so much more... O and I have a slight slipped disk in my neck but the docs swear that it would have no effect on my head!
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mc4ever02
replied on June 2nd, 2007
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Welcome to ehealth!

You will get better responses if you post a separate thread, so I split it from the older post. Wink

I'm sorry to see that you have had such a problem finding help for this pain that you have been experiencing. Have you seen a neurologist for this problem? It sounds very similar to a nerve problem that I suffer from. The nerve starts at the base of your skull then travels up the back of your head, then feels all most as though it goes straight through your head to your eye(s). The doctors might want to consider putting you on some nerve medication like lyrica or something similar.

I hope you are feeling better soon!
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