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Sinus Pressure Headache Dizziness
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Sinus headache or migraine? nausea too.
Migraine: I hear it all the time: "I got sinus, doc." They're wrong. That's a myth perpetrated back in the decades of "postnasal drip" i.e. the 50s & 60s by the advertisers of Dristan. 99% of all "sinus" headaches - aren't. They're mostly migraines. If you have radiological proof of sinusitis and your pain goes away if it's treated, then you're entitled to the diagnosis of sinus headaches. Otherwise, not. ...Read more
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Sinus (Definition)
In anatomy, a sinus is a cavity within a bone or other tissue. Most commonly found in the bones of the face and connecting with the nasal cavities. Sinus (anatomy), description of the general term paranasal sinuses, air cavities in the cranial bones, especially those near the nose, including: the maxillary sinuses, also called the maxillary antra and the largest of the ...Read more
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Head, ear pressure, nose, ear popping, headaches, dizziness.
Cold?: This sound like you have a cold. This includes all the symptoms of the usual cold. No treatment is needed at this time unless you feel you need symptomatic treatment. If persists see your doctor. Cold symptoms usually last about a week to 10 days. ...Read more
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Headache nosebleed dizziness and nausea?
Go to Doc: A headache associated with nose bleeding should be evaluated by a physician, especially if you do not get regular headaches. ...Read more
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Frequent headaches, dizziness, shortness of breath, tachycardia, nausea, eye pain.
Multiple symptoms: These multiple and diverse symptoms require a consultation and complete evaluation by your physician who will then order appropriate tests to diagnose the causes of these complaints. In addition to blood tests, xrays, ekg, breathing tests, neurology and opthalmology consultations may be needed. ...Read more
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Can sinus infections caused dizziness, headaches, jaw stiffness, toothaches, watery eyes, drowsiness?
Yes: An infection in the sinus can have a wide effect on how you feel and cause all the symptoms listed above. I would schedule an appointment with your doctor to be evaluates. Simple nasal congestion or allergies can be the culprit as well. ...Read more
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Can sinus pressure cause blurred vision?
Sinus pressure: Possible, most likely due to medications for sinus pressure where one side effect is blurred vision. ...Read more
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Right ear pressure and fullness, vertigo and headache?
Get an examination: Your symptoms could be due to an infectious entity or they may not. A good examination of the ears, sinuses, and upper airways will give you more information. Of course, depending on how long you've been taking the Cipralex you could also think that some of what you're having could be related to side effects of the drug. Bottom line, you need to be seen by a doctor. ...Read more
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Could sinus pressure cause tooth aches?
Yes.: Pressure in the sinus can affect the roots of the upper teeth, creating an achey feeling. ...Read more
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Can sinusitis cause blurry vision, bad breath, dizziness, & headaches?
Yes: Sinusitis can cause blurry vision, bad breath, dizziness, and headaches. It should be diagnosed early by ENT or dentist, where antimicrobial therapy should be prescribed. ...Read more
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Sinus swelling sinus pressure congestion when humidity changes?
Sinus swelling: Runny, stuffy, congested nose with pressure behind the eyes, and sometimes post nasal discharge are suggestive of chronic rhinitis. Appropriate evaluation by ear nose and throat specialist and or allergist will be helpful. Medicines to help symptoms and possible immunotherapy (allergy injections) , if indicated, will be helpful. Humidity changes can affect the symptoms. ...Read more
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Can papllidema cause headaches, dizziness, eye pressure, neck pain?
Increaed ICP: The same thing that's causing the headaches, dizziness, eye pressure, neck pain (symptoms) can also be causing papilledema (a physical sign; not a diagnosis). Constellation of reported signs and symptoms is consistent with increased intracranial pressure and requires urgent medical attention. ...Read more
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Headaches, brain zaps, neausea, dizziness and feeling light-headed?
Antidepressants??: From your description, it appears that you have stopped or ran out of an ssri ( antidepressant/anxiety modulator medications)... These are common symptoms in that situation. If that is the case then please get back on your meds and consult your dr. If not then i suggest you see your physician for further evaluation to find out the underlying cause. Good luck and feel better. ...Read more
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Experiencing dizziness, headaches, etc? Stroke?
Number of things: Could be high blood pressure, stroke in the back of the brain, medication side effects, heart rhythm problems or simply benign vertigo. If headache and/ or dizziness is severe and symptoms are recent i would recommend going to the er. Otherwise see your doctor soon. ...Read more
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Severe headpressure &constant headaches.?
Need more Info: Is this new, sudden or significantly worse than other headaches? If so, this should be immediately checked out. Do you have other symptoms such as nausea, neck pain, double vision, muscle weakness, difficulty talking or understanding words. Is it one-sided, throbbing. Was there any changes in your vision during or after the attack. Answer these questions to get a better answer. ...Read more
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Can chronic sinusitis cause dizziness, nausea and headaches?
Sinusitis: Sinusitis can cause headaches with nausea. If the paranasal sinusitis causes nasal blockages, dizziness could occur. ...Read more
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Headache, vision blacking out, lightheaded, dizziness. Help with these symptoms?
Go to ER: Your symptoms could be signs of something serious. Go to the er or an urgent care clinic for further evaluation asap. ...Read more
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Headache dizziness coughing neck pain shortness of breath?
Seasonal flu: seasonal flu is very common viral infection. Usually the condition resolves on its own with home care. Drink water and get a good rest. NSAIDs (e.g. Aleve) are also recommended every 6 hours. If concerned, see your PCP for evaluation and treatment. ...Read more
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Headache ringing ears sinus pain dizziness when bending forward shoulder and neck pain?
Migraine: is a serious and complex neurologic disorder. Headache, vertigo, visual disturbances nausea, sensitivity to light or sound, dizziness, neck pain. This condition must be professionally managed. Often use of Excedrin will lead to medication overuse headache. Rec.: see an orofacial pain or headache specialist for evaluation to avoid unnecessary future pain and suffering. ...Read more
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Headaches, dizzy, nauseated, ringing in the ears?
It is time to see: A neurologist. Neurologists specialize in disease of and damage to the nervous system. Re.: make an appointment with your primary care physician to discuss whether a visit to a neurologist is warranted. Hope it helps... ...Read more
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Migranes. And sinus?
Yes?: What is your question? Sinus issues can certainly cause headaches, not migraine headaches, but rather sinus headaches. ...Read more
See 1 more doctor answerHeadache (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
Sinus Pain (Definition)
Sinus pain = discomfort in cavities in the head & face. This may be due to congestion or infection of the sinuses. See this article ...Read more
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