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Can anyone think of some things that can cause pressure in the back of the head, numbless/problems moving fingers/typing and burning in your feet?lost
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See PCP: It may be something. It may be nothing. See your GP. Stress can cause tightness in neck and headache. Anxiety can make u hyperventilate and tingle in hands
Answered 4/25/2015
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