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Pressure in head!!!!!!!

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alan14588
alan14588

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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  • olenanajarian
    olenanajarian alan14588

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    I mean anxiety and feeling really sick
    • olenanajarian
      olenanajarian alan14588

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      I had anxiety before . I found video on youtube about how to deal with this problem I don't really have them anymore. anxiety its just something you create in your mind it's not real,you just have to let it go and think it's really nothing.
    • olenanajarian
      olenanajarian alan14588

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      I still have them but I think a little less ,this week I've been concentrating on my neck a lot doing some exercises some stretching.I'll be ok till the evening and then I will feel some pressurein and I do try to stop my medication right now they dont really help me anyway.don't give up on yourself.check for tmj and your neck.
    • alan14588
      alan14588 olenanajarian

      Posted

      I hope so . My friend said TMJ too. I always clench my teeth in day but dentist said no signs x
    • olenanajarian
      olenanajarian alan14588

      Posted

      do you have any blood work to see if you have any deficiency like magnesium level?
    • alan14588
      alan14588 olenanajarian

      Posted

      Lucky you. I would love to live in the states. smile thanks for talking to me x
    • betty53296
      betty53296 olenanajarian

      Posted

      See online information on Cervicogenic head and neck. I've been treated for three years now without good results. I hear surgery helps some, but not all. I seem to be in the 3% who don't recover.
    • Quandryite
      Quandryite olenanajarian

      Posted

      Pardon me, but to say that anxiety is just something you create in your mind, and that you just have to let it go, is sounding too much as though people choose to have anxiety, and there are medications and medical conditions that can be the cause.

      It is good that you don't have (them) now, (I assume you are talking about anxiety/panic attacks, and not generalized or specific anxiety.

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