Pressure in head!!!!!!!
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i have been getting pressure in head for months and it is daily and constant now. I have tried allsorts! Chiropractor, eye tests, dentist, medication.........I have just had MRI and don't think it'll show anything serious up!!!
Please can anyone help......don't think it's anxiety or stress, not sinusitis......god knows but it's getting me down and i am desperate!
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Thera alan14588
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I have had the same exact symptoms as most of you for almost 3 years now. I am a 27 year old female, athletic, and extremely healthy up until this all started. A quick rundown, I have a 24/7 head pressure feeling. I will get random pains throughout my head as well. A strong pain and pressure feeling in the base of scull and neck. Ear pain and pressure also facial pain and pressure. The biggest issue is the head pressure tho. It's always there. I wake up feeling hungover every morning too. I don't drink anymore and haven't for over a year now. I have seen every doctor had every blood test and MRI and Scan. Lumbar puncture etc. I have 3 3mm disc bulges but not causing any pressure and not touching spinal cord. Multiple docs say it's nothing. Has anyone found any answers? I can hardly afford to see anymore doctors. All of my extra money goes to them. I go to a new doc whenever I have the extra cash. I have had steroid injections in neck with no relief. I had sinuplastu with no releof. My sinuses are perfectly clear. So are my ears. I am out of tries. Anyone still fighting out there? I'd like to hear your story and compare what we have tried and not tried. hope to hear back. Until then I hope everyone is doing there best to keep fighting.
new56862 Thera
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I have very similar symptoms. Mine def feels like trapped air in sinus cavities but MRI apparently didn't spot anything. Trouble is I haven't got sinusitis so it might be that they are physically blocked and not show up. Popping my ears helps reduce the pressure I get, generally from behind my nose, sometimes hurts my eyes.
Over 6 weeks ago I popped my ears quite hard and loads of air came out my left ear, must have made a tiny perforation according to one dr. Anyways after that happened I felt great with no symptoms, sadly it just built back up over next day or two.
I'm seeing second ENT today I'm just hoping they find something. I will let you know.
amber0530 new56862
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new56862 amber0530
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Let us know how it goes. Mention that you know quite a few other people with these symptoms as well.
new56862 amber0530
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amber0530 new56862
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Thera new56862
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I haven't tried to pop my ears I'm a little frightened to. I can feel trapped air and pressure when I plug my nose and blow. I will have to read up on a safe way to do it and give it a try. Let us know how your ENT appointment goes. I have been to 5 different ones and they are sure its not sinus or ear related. I have my doubts tho. Good luck!
-Thera
new56862 Thera
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new56862
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Please Google and have a good look at
Isolated Sphenoid Sinusitis
The symptoms I have are spot on, I'm sure you will probably agree.
I think I'm progressively getting worse, even small movements of my head hurt. Walking dog this morning was such a challenge.
Let me know what you think!!!
new56862 alan14588
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Please Google and have a good look at
Isolated Sphenoid Sinusitis
The symptoms I have are spot on, I'm sure you will probably agree.
I think I'm progressively getting worse, even small movements of my head hurt. Walking dog this morning was such a challenge.
Let me know what you think!!!
amber0530 alan14588
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new56862 amber0530
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At least you got some things to follow up with. I to get neck pain but I think that is more because I'm tense about the head pain. I go see a head massage specialist once a week and that's what she said. Keep us posted about your progress. Have you looked at symptoms for Isolated Sphenoid Sinusitus?
Hopo34 new56862
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beebert new56862
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sitting and staring at a computer screen is not painful as long as I don't move my head around much, if at all.
My family delivered a body inverter to the house, and offered for me to try tai chi and meditation. Problem is, I've tried tai chi at a class before and all the movements made my discomfort worse.
also @alan, thanks for starting this thread.
beebert new56862
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I never suspected the sinuses as a potential problem. I always kept suspecting the eye muscles behind the eyes, or just some type of eye muscle strain. Glad you brought this up.
I find that pressing/massaging my temples can directly affect the pain. I don't know where the discomfort there comes from though.
Doing light exercises such as those you described (even ankle rehabilitation exercises) lead to what you described as well.