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Facial and head pressure when i lay down what could be causing this?
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Sinus congestion: The most common thing to cause such symptoms is sinus congestion, or reaction to things like barometric pressure. However sometimes high blood pressure can cause such symptoms as well. Reactions to medications or allergies are also possible causes.
Answered 7/22/2014
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