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Headache Tingling Face
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Tight stiff neck constantly. Headaches and tingling face, head and fingers.?
Neck issues: Have you had a good exam of your neck with possibly radiologic studies to check if you have pinched nerves that could cause these symptoms? Could also be a migraine.
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Headache (Definition)
The medical term is cephalalgia. It is a feeling of pain that can occur on either both sides or just one side of the head or neck. Headaches can be sharp, dull, or throbbing, and can radiate to different areas of the head. They typically last less than an hour but can ...Read more
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I've seen a dr but was told antibioticsbwould fix it as I app. To have an innerear infection still have headache toothache, tingling face earache (4wks)?
Treatment Failure: When a treatment fails to produce the expected outcome one is recommended to contact the physician to see if a second plan needs to be implemented.
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Am I borderline anemic? Hemoglobin=11.7; Hematocrit=36.6; MCV=71.4; MCH=22.8; MCHC=31.9; RDW=19.4; Symps=headache, tingling hands & face, fatigue
You're anemic: Mild but you need to find the cause. The indices alone do not reliably distinguish thalassemia minor from iron deficiency from chronic inflammation. The cause of your symptoms is not the anemia. Continue the workup
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Started 1mg bedtime of klonopin (clonazepam) and decided with doc to wean off every 2 weeks. 25 mg. Down to. 25 and have headache and face tingling. Will go away?
Benzo taper down: Coming off a benzodiazepine like Klonopin (clonazepam) can cause withdrawal symptoms even when t is done slowly. It may take a couple of days to get over those but I advise that you let your provider know about this so he/she may let you know what is the next step. If symptoms get worse I would recommend you to go to the ed for immediate evaluation.
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Last couple days I have had pressure across head temples and across my face but no fever. Slit headache allday tingling in face to. Clartin d not workin?
Headache/Facial pain: Were you taking Claritin (loratadine) specifically for the headache symptoms you are describing? Claritin (loratadine) is not indicated for headaches. If you have a history of environmental allergies that you are taking Claritin (loratadine) for, do continue to take it. Try an NSAID like advil, ibuprofen, Excedrin for headache. If it does help or you think this is different from your typical headache, go see you doctor asap.
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Itchy and tingly feeling in neck, arm&hand. Neck stiffness and shoulder pain and headache, tingling&burning in face &head on same side. What it could be?
Residuals of dentals: So sorry you're feeling this way. From your conditions listed certainly it would appear that your symptoms should have something to do with the dental problems you were having. Has that tooth been since extracted? Have you spoken with the dentist or oral surgeon about your current status? If you'd like to look me up at: www. Healthtap. Com/drsaghafi KeyCode: PDXFNR we can speak in more depth.
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I am 34 and I am having intermittent tingling or buzzing feeling in my face as well as headaches.
Needs assessment: There are several possibilities, the most likely being migraine but needs to rule out other possibilities also.
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I've been having a tingling sensation going from one side of my head to the other the past couple days and started to get headaches (which is rare)?
Neck pain: Occipital neuralgia. The greater occipital nerve runs between the muscles of the neck and provides sensation to the scalp behind the ear and up to the back of the head. When the muscles are are in spasm, headaches and tingling occurs. The pain is relieved with massage, physical therapy, and injections of the occipital nerve. Sometimes a pinched nerve in the neck (C3/4) can cause similar pain.
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I get headaches very often and off and on for the past few weeks I've been getting a tingling sensation along the right side of my face.
Migraine variant: Could be migraine. Try OTC Excedrine migraine or a similar medicine and see what happens
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I'm having strange headaches that are just on the back of my head - with burning tingling sensations on my head and face. What could it be?
It COULD be...: ...not saying it IS, but it COULD be, occipital neuralgia. This is often diagnosed and treated by neurologists but knowledge about this is not necessarily limited to neurologists. Astute and experienced PCPs can address this as well.
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Can low b12 cause tingling In face and headaches on one side?
Yes: Low B12 affects many parts of us, but 2 of the most sensitive Organs are the bone marrow and the nervous system.
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What is a tension headache and can it cause tingling in my face?
Pain: Pain in head scalp or neck with muscle tightness. Tingling is not typical.
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Hi I have had a constant headache for a year & now I have a tingling sensation in the back of my head only last a few short seconds everyday why?
See your Doctor: Any headache always must be viewed as a valid medical disorder and the headache assessment must be comprehensive. It is important to make an accurate diagnosis to ensure that the correct treatment is given. See your PCP for consultation, tests and diagnosis.
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In the last 1-2 weeks I have been having headaches as well as sporadic tingling in the left side of my face. Do you have any idea of what is going on?
Headaches: This could be a migraine variant. Migraines are usually one sided, and can have random neurological symtoms such as tingling, vision changes, nausea. If it persists or if you have any nausea or weakness associated with it, please see an M.D.
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What do I do or ask them to do? My numbness/tingling worse. Now in face & going up body. They think it is headaches. There is something wrong. Weak/painfu
Numbness: I do not know who you have seen. Persistent numbness can be a central or peripheral neuropathy. Endocrine or metabolic.
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I have a headache in the back (too portion) of my head. It feels like it's inflamed (swelling) similar to the pain after you've been hit. Tingling too?
Occipital nerves: Occipital nerves run in the back of the head and I often see headache patients with tenderness in this area. Not unusual to see or hear for a neurologist and I'd say almost every headache patient I see has some degree of tenderness in this area. If its a problems, thing can be done to help out. See a neurologist that like to treat headaches.
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I have been struggling for the past 10 years with tingling sensations and warm sensations. It started after my first c cection I have had 4. It started the day after I had my first one a warm sensation up my back into my head and I had terrible headache.
More information: This sounds like a complicated issue. Consider doing a virtual visit where your issue can be examined in more detail. We need to know where on your body you feel warm sensations. When does it occur, what precipitates it? Other details are needed to help begin the evaluation.
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I have been struggling for the past 10 years with tingling sensations. It started after my first c cection I have had 4. It started the day after I had my first one a warm sensation up my back into my head and I had terrible headache. Then my entire body
Spinal or Epidural?: Did you have either a spinal or epidural anesthesia with your c sections? What you are describing could be a complication of that type of anesthesia. Evaluation by neurosurgeon including MRI scan with contrast at the spinal level where they did your spinal/epidural would be indicated as a starting point. An EMG/NCS would also be helpful along with thyroid function, calcium levels to start.
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Been getting horrible headaches and with them a numbness, tingling feeling on the left side and back side of my head. Dizziness?
Atypical migraine: You probably are suffering from migraine and need proper treatment for you should visit and urgent care Center or go to or visit ER. Meanwhile use excedrin migraine or ibuprofen 400mg tablets every 6 hours. Drink a lot of water. Caffeine sometimes help in moderation
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Tingling (Definition)
Tingling is a pins and needle like sensation anywhere on the body. May also be termed paresthesia. Can experience when elbow is bumped (funny bone), or even from frostbite. On its own, unlikely significant but may be part of nerve pathology from ...Read more