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Headache with neck and ear pain
Doctor I'm experiencing headache at the lower left back side of head along with slight pain in ear and also in the neck.its been 3 days the pain ease out at sometimes and sometimes start pulsating but does not fade away.15 days back I have experienced the same symptoms for 5-6 days and than it gradually gone away. Now again for last 4 days I'm facing the same issue.the pain increase if I'm working in kitchen or sitting in front of computer.I have yet not taken any medicines however twice taken OTC medicine crocin to lower the pain.How should I go about it.
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It seems cervical spondylosis associated with headache. As nowadays lockdown is there and limited access of health services. You can try home remedies to get cure from such ailments.
1. Mix 1 teaspoon of turmeric powder in a glass of milk, mix with honey. Drink it 2 times daily for 15 days.
2. Take sesame seeds 6 gm (1 teaspoon) twice a day, are good for your bones and overall health. Sesame oil is also effective in reducing pain.
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Maintain correct posture when standing and sitting. Get a good night’s sleep.
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Follow above remedies for healthy and pain-free life. Hope get satisfactory results.
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It looks more like migraine but needs some more information...u can message on private chat for further clarification
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This is Migraine pain but needs further investigation and evaluation.
For headache take any good painkiller
Migraine pain medicine has to be prescribed.
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For further information and prescription please consult me online on Practo.
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Dr. Ankit Gupta
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Noida
Take naxdom 500 mg 1 tab sos for pain and consult further
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Dr. Jaideep Ghoshal
General Physician
29 yrs exp
Nashik
Mostly you are suffering from Migraine. Next possibility is Cervical Spondylosis but pain due to Cervical Spondylosis will not go away on its own.
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Neck XRay, Shoulder exercises, rest, posture control, neck massage, medicines. You can consult me online
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Dr. Prakhar Gupta
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bhopal
Your symptoms seem to be due to cervical spondylitis. If your work involves working on computer for long duration and you sleep with thick pillow, then it's quite likely that you have it. Check for tenderness on your spine in neck area. Also see if you feel feverish and discomfort in ear, it can be due to ear infection.
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Avoid working for long duration with your neck bent down, place your computer on table of good height, avoid looking at mobile screen for long periods.
Over the counter pain medications like tablet Diclopara taken twice daily for 4-5 days should solve your problem.
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Ice fomentation of neck will also help you with it.
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