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Weird sensation at the back of my skull
I get this weird cool sensation at the back of my head. It doesn't feel like a headache. It's sort of relaxing but it worries me because about 2 years ago I almost lost consciousness while traveling, my vision blacked out n i couldn't hear anything for a few seconds. It was probably due to weaknesse but i remember i had a same sensations, as if a thread broke in my head. Since then i get this sensation every now and then i wonder if it's serious.
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Consult with neurologist
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You need to consult a Neurophysician as early as possible to avoid further complications.
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Hello Ma'am,
I would like to suggest you to consult with a nearby neurologist.
Thank you
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Please go ahead for a MRI and consult a neurologist for this issue
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It is not normal to black out suddenly or lose consciousness.
This needs to be investigated
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Check your blood pressure to rule out postural hypotension
Also check your blood sugar and HBA1 c
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See a neurologist and you might benefit from an MRI brain and Doppler of your carotids. Hope this helps.All the best and regards
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