Brain and Spine Problems

I have headache once every week and regular medicine is now not helping me.n need help for same and good consulting.

22 yrs old. Has Nearsightedness Currently, all my scabs have fallen off. the scars have healed. But from yesterday I am having mild headache. the pain in mostly on the right side of my head. Its a heavy feeling. my ear and nose also feel blocked. Should I be worried?

Hands shivering continuously. Shivers more when tensed or nervous. Please help with what is the cause and what are the treatment.

Not able to do anything all day beside eating and sleeping.constant mental problem,inappropriate fear thoughts

I'm suffering from migraine from past 2 months consulted the doctor also based on the reports he told that there is a minute granule is formed in my brain

When I do any hard work I feel pain on back of my head. I feel like my head is blasting. I feel the symptoms about one week ago. Before this symptom never happened to me. But now I feel this everyday

I have green veins in arms which are visible is ok to have green veins???? Or is there something serious???

10 days b4 my head get hit on d wall,left upper side of my head get swell so i put ice on it,m taking serratiopeptidase tablet and pain reliever but still theres a time head paining and swell not gone till now and yesterday im feeling vomiting

My sister (age 35) is suffering with different issues. Suggest whom to meet? >Severe pain in brain (skull and nerves). Sometimes she is getting pain in one side of the head and some times both sides. > Unable to see the light and irritating to sounds. > Pain in the eyes and ears. >Sometimes she is laughing at the same time crying for no reason.

I am constantly feeling dizzy while standing. Increases in noisy/crowdy environment. Brain and whole body nerves starts trembling after sometime. Consulted a cardiologist based on a doctor suggestion, ECG, echo, blood test reports are normal (sodium, potassium, creatinine, histogram, ESR, cortisol). Vertigo is ruled out by ENT specialist.