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I have been having a pressure on the left back side of the back of my head they started in april and ended in may and now they have come back ive been experiencing a little ofbreathing problems like im breathing heavier and my ears are now ringing?
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Head pressure: The head symptoms may be neuralgia which usually resolves on its own. Your breathing problems and ringing in the ears are nonspecific symptoms at this time. Absence of cough and fever are reassuring. I recommend taking acetaminophen as needed for head pressure relief. See your MD as needed.
Answered 7/22/2020
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