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Tightness in head
I experience a tightness above my eyes in eyebrows, above my ears and sometimes at the back of my head. I am getting this weird feeling since once month. There is no severe headache or any other symptoms. I had MRI two months back to check for the root cause of body imbalance which was identified was hypokalemia and I recovered fast from it. I want to know is this weird feeling a serious medical condition or its just due to the tension and worries I took during my hypokalemia. I had normal MRI two months back. Is this two month interval sufficient to develop any ailment? Should I rush to a doctor
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Hello There,
Probable causes of this problem may be:-
1) Sinusitis - Chronic Cold
2) Nasal Congestion due Nasal block and Nasal Polyps
3) Infection - Chronic illness - Fever
4) Migraine
5) Aggravated Dosha - Kaph Dosha, Vat Dosha and Pitta Dosha
6) Cervical Spondylosis - Neuritis due to Neuropathy.
7) Low or High BP
8) Weakness
9) Allergy and poor Immunity
10) Constipation
11) Acidity-Gas-Gastritis
12) Anxiety-Stress-Tension
13) Late Night working
14) Day Time sleep
15) Unhealthy food habits
16) Unhealthy Lifestyle
* Correct diagnosis and accordingly proper Comprehensive treatment is needed.
*Consult Privately online-Telephone-Video OR Visit personally for proper management.
Next Steps
*Avoid above mentioned causes.
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Dr. Rama S.K
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Pune
You seem to have tension headache...since MRI brain is normal there is no inner pathology.....just meditate and destress yourself...in pain take acetaminophen
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