Nicoma Park, OK
A 44-year-old female asked:
I have pain at the base of my skull top of my neck on the left side. the pain comes up over the back of my head and turns into a migraine. the left side of my face is also starting to droop. this past year its worse what could this be?
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Dr. Derron Wilsonanswered
Pain Management 27 years experience
Need Evaluated: It could be several different causes such as an irritation of a nerve in back of your skull called occipital neuralgia. The neurological symptoms warrant further investigation.
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Dr. Christopher Khorsandianswered
Plastic Surgery 24 years experience
Nerve Compression: Migraines have been shown to arise from compression of peripheral nerves. Despite a multibillion dollar pharmaceutical industry that would like you to believe there is no cure, you can obtain significant relief with surgery.
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