Pressure in head, dizzy, foggyness 24/7
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I can't take this anymore I am seriouy getting so depressed. I feel like this everyday and I dont know how to fix it and I don't know how to get better. I get weird pains in my head it's so sharp sometimes it scares me so much. I have a fear of just droopping dead because these pains could be meaning something serious like a stroke or a blood clot in my head. I can't stop myself from thinking this way and being happy. I don't even feel like I'm really living because I just feel like I am in a dream with this constant foggyness in my head. I have seen countless doctors and they can't find what's wrong. I have done a MRI 3 years ago and still I have this problem. I have been dealing with this for 3 years that I am so exhausted and sad all the time. I went to see a neurologist and he says its vertigo migraines. Yet I have these dizzy spells when I don't have a headache though and he says its because people who have migraines can get vertigo without the headaches. I don't believe him at all and I just think he is saying that because he doesn't know what it is so to shut me up that's what he has come up with. I seriously don't know what to do anymore I am so tired in feeling this way.... Please help any advice?
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ro_garza20682 salsagirl20
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jessica39365 salsagirl20
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odette97618 salsagirl20
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Everyone saying it's not anxiety yet ativan and massages have helped people....anxiety can manifest in many ways
TartLady salsagirl20
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Hello,
How are you? I know this was posted a long time ago. I just want to share my experience because it seems like we have the same symptoms. I've experienced vertigo, brain fog, a heavy head feeling, lump in the throat, constant unsteadiness, stuffy ears, tingling fingers, cold fingers, "pins and needles" around my nose...I was diagnosed with TMJ disorder. I didn't have a clue what it was because I didn't have jaw pain. I am being treated by a TMJ dentist. I am not 100% healed yet, but it helps to know I have a name for my symptoms.