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#What type Neuro Disease it is - Doubt?
1) Major problem:- I always (24 hrs) head tightness (like something freeze inside head) since 2 years. I don't feel head  pain but only head tightness all time. Little problem with Mobile screen. This head tightness become most worst during winter season and after eating - Spicy, Cold,Diary & sweet products. 2) Test done:- #Brain MRI, BP, Sugar, Thyroid, Pituitary hormone, Urine,Eye checkup , Food Allergy, Blood CBC,Gas. -these all test  are Normal. #CT PNS test- Mild Maxillary Sinusitis But ENT specialist said this mild sinusitis cannot cause 24 hrs Head tightness. Went many neurologist & ENT  but no any medicine work since 2 yrs. 3)My earlier life:- I preparing for competitive exam since 2020.so, I cut physical activities and Outdoor sports completely. I sleep 6/7 hrs and study only. I study notes from mobile/tablet. 4) Doubt arise:- What neuro disease it is ?- Migraine, Tension headache, Anxiety, Stress -Neurologist only give medicine for Stress & migraine but not work for years.
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at 24 years of age, with this kind of presentation, it can be a tension type headache ( TTH). there are options other than medicine such as nerve block and botulinum toxin inj.
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improve your daily routine of life. it will reduce the frequency and duration of the tightness.
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consult a neurologist for same who specialises in pain medicine.
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Hi this headache looks like a combination of multiple factors ranging from potentially migraine to stress and change in lifestyle. Detailed history will be required for apt diagnosis
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consult a neurologist. I'm willing to help you out
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