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Headaches for 2 months help!

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weemex
weemex

I hope someone can help, I have been having headaches and kind of blurred vision 24/7 for 9 weeks now the doctor has tried all different tablets but nothing has worked so i have been scheduled to see a nurologist and get ct scan.does anyone know how long it takes to receive results of ct scan? so worried i have a brain tumour im only 30 and have a child so im really worried :-(

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  • StevenRose
    StevenRose weemex

    Posted

    Hi,

    If your dr was really worried he would have sent you straight to A+E for a start.  So try not to worry.

    The results of the scan will be known straight away, so if there is anything serious going on you will know, they wont send you home and have to wait another week or so to hear from your GP.

    We are hear to listen and support you Ashleyxh as best we can ok

    Can you tell me what meds you have tried please?

    Best wishes

     

    • weemex
      weemex StevenRose

      Posted

      Hi thank you very much for your advice 😊

      I have asthma and epilepsy so the doc has been limited on what she can give me , so far she has given me strong doze of cocodamol, naproxen lower dose and higher dose which didnt help and now pizotifen 1 at night , im climbing the walls with it now :-(

    • StevenRose
      StevenRose weemex

      Posted

      Yes, pizotifen doesnt suit everybody. can you call your emergency dr and explain you need something to deal with this.  If they wont give you sumatriptan, which is excellant but again doesnt suit everybody, maybe they will give you steroids until they get the right meds for you.  This is what had to happen to me
    • weemex
      weemex StevenRose

      Posted

      My doctor has said she has tried all medication she can that wont cause any reactions to my asthma or epilepsy which is a pain as i have a scan this week but dont see a nurologist for 3 weeks.

      is sumatriptan used for headaches that are there 24/7 and also if you dont mind me asking do you experience some dizzyness and heart palpitations sometimes? im worrying myself sick.

    • StevenRose
      StevenRose weemex

      Posted

      Hey now you are weemax lol.  Ok so you are probably getting the dizziness and racing heart due to stress, as I have had this too, so try and calm down.  Like I said, the dr would have sent you straight to A+E if they suspected anything serious going on.  But I am not a dr so I do suggest you seeing her again soon to maybe get a ecg which they can do there and then to check your heart.

      All I can say is sumatriptan works for me.

      its good you have the scan this week, then you will know more whats going on.

      but in the short term steroids would help and they are sometimes given to people with asthma as well

    • weemex
      weemex StevenRose

      Posted

      yes changed to weeme x 😊just new to this .

      i do think part of it is stress its so hard not to think the worst isnt it especially having a family and going on google lol

      thank you youve been a great help , i woll mention these to the doctor.

    • StevenRose
      StevenRose weemex

      Posted

      its ok to do google searches to get an idea, but you do need the proper tests and talk to the drs to resolve things.

      I hope you are a bit calmer now and with the calmness your heart rate will slow down and you will feel a bit better.

      Good luck and let us know how you get on.

      Will be thinking of you,

      Take care

    • weemex
      weemex StevenRose

      Posted

      thanks a lot , im praying its nothing sinister.

      you have been great help

      take care too

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