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Headache on back side of head
I have been facing headache on my backside of head. It is a sort of burning sensation. Also, i feel dizzy when I turn my head.
Have taken a neck x ray recently and observed that, some sort of cervical spondylosis has shown.
Have started neck exercise, as suggested by physio therapy. Getting some rest, but non consistent. Please advise.
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Take tab Dolo 500 mg SOS.
Do isometric neck exercises when the pain is down to manageable levels.
Consult a neurosurgeon if symptoms persist or new symptoms develop.
You might require a collar and additional imaging.
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Your on the right path... If not relieved, consult a Neurosurgeon
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Your problem is Not related to cervical spondylitis. Looks related to brain.
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Advice u to take a Neurologist consultation
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Avoid physiotherapy without a proper consultation
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