Owatonna, MN
A 25-year-old male asked:
I have been having chronic head pressure as well asvertigo for 18 days. i had a ct scan and an mri with andwithout contrast. it came normal. what do i do?
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Dr. Marcel Hungsanswered
Neurology 28 years experience
Contact neurologist: Your symptoms could be part of an headache syndrome. Things to consider are: pseudo tumor cerebri, sleep apnea, tension headache, migraines, neck problems... A neurologist can sort this out.
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Dr. Marcel Hungsanswered
Neurology 28 years experience
See a neurologist: Your symptoms could be part of an headache syndrome. Things to consider are: pseudo tumor cerebri, sleep apnea, tension headache, migraines, neck problems... A neurologist can sort this out.
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Dr. Eric Schwetschenauanswered
ENT and Head and Neck Surgery 27 years experience
See a specialist...: Ask your doctor what he/she would recommend as a next step. A visit with an ear, nose, and throat doctor or neurologist will likely get you closer to the answer.
Consider a condition known as 'migraine associated vertigo' as a possible cause.
Good luck!
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Dr. Joseph Accursoanswered
Radiology 31 years experience
Need to see an ENT: And/or a neurologist. This could be sinus or inner ear related (ent focus) or related to migraine or other headache causes (neurologist).
Please coordinate a plan with your doctor to see these specialists as appropriate.
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