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Headache or floaters in front of eye
I have headache since a week when I tried to sleep it increases and also my eye sees black spots before it I have taken the medicine of stomach problem but now I get relief in it , now this problem is raised
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Headaches are of many types.
We need to evaluate you for migraine with aura , along with ruling out some red flags of headache.
Consult a near by Neurologist as soon as possible.
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Hi there. Dr Arpit here. I would like to have few more details before I give my opinion. Did you have headaches before too ? Does your headache increases in bright light or on loud noise? Do you have any problems in vision.
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Please consult a neurologist early if headache is of just 1 week duration,so that further investigations and treatment can be decided
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1. Can take Paracetamol 500 mg tablet for headache as and when required. it is safe.
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Spine Surgeon
19 yrs exp
Delhi
Is this a recent phenomena. If so then you need not worry this may go away.
If your haemoglobin is low you need to check that out.
Do you wear specs?
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Try relaxation n avoid electronic devices
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