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In your opinion, what does frequent tingling in the back of the brain/head mean? tumor? weekend excessive drinking related? (i'm going to doctor)
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Usually tension: Regional dysesthesias in that area are almost always due to tension. Look inside yourself and learn why you are tense and why you resort to alcohol.
Answered 3/17/2016
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