Felt "Pop" in my head...haven't felt right sense

Hi, hope you, found out what the Pop is, because mine usually feel like there is a Bubble in my brain, that pops, it happens pretty often and the Pain is Intense.

I recently found out I have a Tumor on my spine that is also associated with Brain Tumors and that at this point is a possibility.

I would have it checked, if they haven't already.

It took 2 MRI's and 4 month's, to Find a Large Tumor, on my Spine, at the same time my neck Locks to the left every things on the left and the Nerve or Blood Vessel that Pops, in my head. Doctors look at me like I am Crazy, but I was right to get these Test's.

Go with your Guy, because mine have been going o, for 5 years.

this sort of thing just happened to me today! one moment Im a bit stressed and breathing while standing, and the next thing I look down and I feel and hear a sudden pop in my head but like near behind my right eye and I felt a very slight shock like not a painful shock but like a moment of a headache and I just went back to normal and now paranoid on what the heck that was

hey the exact same thing happened to me. did you ever figure out what it was??

hey!

ive been having awful headaches for 8 weeks now. they have been getting worse over time. i get burning behind my right eye and burning and stabbing on the right side of my head and the back of my head. i also have awful pressure and it feels like something is going to burst or pop. anyone had anything similar?

hi ricky how ate felling after the popping in your head? i see that its an old post bit wanted to add that the same thing had happened to me today and im freaked out cause i suffer from anxiety and now this had got me scared thanks for your time

This is so ironic to see someone experiencing this. The exact same thing happened to me in December. I still feel like something is not right. I'm having head and neck aches. If I bend over for anything I feel faint. I literally feel like I'm losing my mind, and yes it was scary. What could this be?

i just had same thing just minutes ago! Sounded like a light bulb popped on right side inside my head. Now I feel like a slight draining in my ear, but nothing there. I thought this is crazy! Im totally freaking out also. On top of this my husband had heart attack today so he is having surgery in a few hours. Just got home hour ago to get some sleep. Its 6:30 a.m. Im home alone. No headache or anything. Vision is a little off. .... any one have any answers to this? I hope everyone is well. But WTH was that?

Hi Guys

I came across this post whilst searching for answers for my on-going health issues. So for about 9 months now I have been suffering from a variety of different symptoms which include severe headache, dizziness when getting up from bed, constant tinnitus (which gets really intense at times), achy/weakness in legs and just a general feeling of being unwell. However, prior to all this I was a very fit and active 40-year-old, doing a combination of lot of strength training and running.

But my issues came on all of sudden back in June 2019 when I experienced a popping sensation on the right side of my head whilst sitting at my desk at work, which then resulted in a disturbance in my vision and hearing and was momentarily motionless. This episode lasted around 5-10 seconds and once it was over and I regained my awareness, but I started to feel slightly unwell in myself. I just tried to continue with my work and when I got home my health continued to decline and I just assumed I was getting a cold.

The following morning upon getting up from bed and getting ready for work, I experienced dizziness and heart palpitations, which resulted in the ambulance being called. Now because of the symptoms I was showing at that time, the paramedics suspected I may be having a mini-stroke so was sent to AE. I had a CT scan of my head, which apparently didn’t show any signs of bleeding in the brain. I was eventually discharged, but from that point on-wards I have been living with a variety of different neurological and physical symptoms that I described above.

Because my symptoms continued to persist, I decided to go see a neurologist privately in July 2019, to get their opinion and his initial view was that I may be experiencing a migraine as all my physical observations seemed fine. But I was not convinced by this as I have never had migraines before, so to all of a sudden to start having one seemed unlikely to me.

I had blood tests done and all came back normal. I also had an MRI scan of my head and the results came back to suggest there was nothing serious found. They radiologist did notice in 3 different areas on my brain the presence of some “white matter”, which he considered were non-specific and the neurologist explained to me that this was nothing to worry about because if they scanned the head a random person of similar age on the street then they too would mostly likely similar white matter showing in their scan result. I visited this particular neurologist a number of times over the next few months and during that time my symptoms had calmed down a bit, but were not completely gone. He was of the opinion I was suffering from an anxiety disorder and the pop in the head may have been as a result of stress that has built up over time. He suggested I go to my GP and request he prescribe me some antidepressant (proxac), but I wasn’t keen on taking this approach especially as taking such a medication would bring about its own side effects.

By November 2019 I still wasn’t feeling right so I decided to get a second opinion and saw another neurologist. He arranged for me to have another set of blood tests done, which again came back fine but didn’t seen the need to get another head scan as he was confident of the opinion given by the radiologist of my initial scan back in July. He was of the opinion that I have may have picked up some virus back in June and that my body is taking its time to readjust and get back to normal and was confident that in time things would get better. I only had that one appointment with him and decided to see how I get in during the next few months.

During the last few months, I have tried to return to some level of physical activity such getting back in to lifting weights, running and even tried swimming. However, each time I tried this it caused me to take a step back in my recovery, as it seemed to trigger the head tension and would exacerbate the ringing sensation in my ears/head. So I decided to not do anything strenuous any more, but finding this a struggle especially when I use to be so active before.

This now takes me to present time and things still are not great. I am still living with a variety of symptoms, which are constant ringing/hissing sound in my ears/head, sensitivity to loud noise, weakness in my upper legs, experience random shaking of my left leg usually when sitting up in bed, joint ache in my hips, occasional dizziness, random break out in rash on arms mainly. I still get tension type headaches, although now they sort of come and go and may only last up to about a week (whereas initially I had the constant headache for about 3 months).

Now because the experts believe I am going through some type of anxiety disorder, which they say can manifest itself in physical symptoms I have been experienced, my GP has now suggested I try therapy, so I have now made an appointment to see a therapist. Although I am not convinced this will help, but at this stage I am willing to give anything a try and may even jump on the antidepressants!

Sorry for such a long post, but just wanted to share what I have been going through and hopefully there will be a light at the end of this journey for all of us.

see a psychiatrist... not a psychologist, a psychiatrist

could be disassociative disorder. check to see if that matches you symptoms. but anytime youre not feeling right mentally you should see a psychiatrist

I alsogad the same thing happen and i was freeked out to never have i had anythung like that happen to me still not feeling the same.