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david121212
david121212

Hello I've had a headache and ear pressure for about 3 months seen neurologist had MRI and several doctors. I do have abnormal spine ( hunchback, sway back) and I've noticed some tight spots in my back I can feel in my ears and head if I press tight has anyone else had anything sumilar

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  • Hollyberry
    Hollyberry david121212

    Posted

    Yes-- my headaches turned out to be related to a problem with my spine.

    ive always had migraines but started to get headaches that were far worse. Taken to hospital twice, saw GP, none of them took any notice of my description of the pain. 

    Saw a chiropractor who identified the problem in minutes. 

    Muscles in my shoulders and neck are weak. I'd been using a heavy sanding machine. My spine had rotated slightly, the muscles moved out of place and the whole thing seized. Nerves and blood vessels were compressed causing the horrendous pain, dizziness, nausea. 

    If you think it's anything to do with your spine it might be worth seeing a good chiropractor.

    • david121212
      david121212 Hollyberry

      Posted

      Thanks for that, did they end up putting the muscles back into place ? I've seen a physio not chiropractor yet
    • Hollyberry
      Hollyberry david121212

      Posted

      The chiropractor relaxes the muscles with manipulation and needles ( like acupuncture) then straightens my spine. If I do anything in one position for too long, like typing or sewing I feel my neck tightening up so I see her regularly to keep everything moving.

      ive always had a back problem since I fell down some stairs 40 years ago and some of my neck and spine problems are due to ageing ( I'm 61)

      i was just surprised that the 7 different Drs I saw didn't pick up on my neck problem--- even though I told them it was painful and I drew the lines on my head where the pain was and told them it was totally different to migraine. When the chiro diagnosed th problem she told me where I'd felt the pain and drew the lines on my head in exactly the same place. If it had been a different muscle in my neck the pain would have been in my head still but gone over the tops of my ears which is what made me think maybe you have a similar source for your pain.

    • david121212
      david121212 Hollyberry

      Posted

      Ah that's not good, I'm only 20 aswell having a bad back young sucks. And I'm a plumber wich doesn't really go wel with that. Il have to go see one is there any permanent fix that you've heard of ? Thanks
    • theboyfromxtown
      theboyfromxtown david121212

      Posted

      Hollyberry

      I read another of your posts just before Christmas about the benefits of a chiropractor and I promised myself that I would find one but that is hard.  I am now trying to get an appointment with my GP to recommend one..that in itself is an ordeal!  

      Is that how you did it?

       

  • theboyfromxtown
    theboyfromxtown david121212

    Posted

    No but I would wonder why the headache and eye pressure have only started 3 months ago. 

    Are you convinced that the abnomality of the spine is responsible?  That would suggest to me that the abnormality happened 3 months ago.  That would seem unlikely.

    Or am I way off?

    • david121212
      david121212 theboyfromxtown

      Posted

      Well I've always had back problems but never causing headaches but it all started when I had an axiety panic attack so it sorta matches up I guess, maybe the axiety/stress aswel as strain already on my neck/back could of done it I've been through almost every other possible solution except for ENT specialist
    • tone4994
      tone4994 david121212

      Posted

      hi David I had the same problem 4 months ago I went to the neurologist and the neurologist found out that my number 5 and 7 disc Has some kind of problem the doctor ordered some kind of cream to put on my neck from the pharmacy and it seems like it's doing the trick it's getting better one day at a time but it's taking awhile but I'm feeling much better i have seen 5 different doctors for this problem and I think I finally found the right one...
    • tone4994
      tone4994

      Posted

      Hey john when I get home from work I'll give you the name of the cream I have been using it for almost 2 months now and the cream tube lasts for 30 days then you have to get a new one I haven't really read what the name is I was just willing to use anything and it seems like this is really working if this would have not done the job they would have to do injections in my neck and not sure what kind of injections I don't know but i would have ask if I needed the injections in my neck so hopefully this is doing the job but I'm feeling better every day it's taking awhile but every day its working. I am just giving you a fast run down on this problem but maybe later on I could explain everything that went on
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