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Persistent Headache for 1 Month

Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing recurrent headaches and heaviness in my head for approximately one month. Today, the headache became extremely severe (08/10), especially after prolonged exposure to sunlight and heat. My symptoms: - Headaches affecting sometimes temple head or back of the head. - Severe headache today. Currently, I have heaviness at the back of my head without significant pain. - The heaviness increases when I lie down, even with a pillow, and reduces somewhat when I sit or stand. - I did not sleep properly last night. - My BP today was 130/80 mmHg, and my pulse was 70 bpm. Medical history: - History of hypertension. - Taking Met XL 25 mg for several years.

Recurrent Neck Tightness and Headache

I started practising spoken English recently, and I experience neck tightness followed by tightness at the back of my head and throughout my head, only when speaking English with people over the phone for about 20 minutes. I feel pressure to speak correctly and find words quickly during conversations. When I avoid English conversations, I don't experience this problem, but I need to practise speaking English regularly to improve my fluency. I am concerned about relying on painkillers or avoiding English practice instead of addressing the underlying cause. I have a history of high blood pressure currently 130/90 and was previously prescribed telmisartan 40 mg. Please help identify the cause and advise me on safe treatment and how I can continue learning English without triggering these symptoms.

Sudden loss of control in right hand

My friend suddenly experienced a loss of control or weakness in their right hand around 12:30 AM while using computer. The episode lasted approximately one minute, after which their hand returned to normal. There were no other noticeable symptoms. What could have caused this, and should they undergo any urgent medical evaluation or tests to rule out a TIA (mini-stroke) or another neurological issue? Could this be related to his gym routine, muscle fatigue, nerve compression, or the use of creatine or whey protein supplements?

I need answer

Hello I had sudden vibration feeling in my body for 3,5 seconds then faced spinning sensation like vertigo and felt weak in my shoulders and hand met with general doctor he give medicine no use again met with him took full body check up he said might be salt sugar level are low so increase the intake of sugar and salt and suggested me some medicine and juices besides that everything in body check came normal but still I have questions I can do my normal routine work has usual but my head feels tight and dizzy sometimes and I have feeling inside that my body is imbalance but walking straight and doing all work properly and sometimes my shoulders to my hands feels heavy what is the issue I need some answers like real ones what is the issue please tell me I am attaching that report my doc said some sugar salt level was low for reference

Body heavy feel and tightness in head

From past 5 days ego I felt vibration feeling in my body for 3 4 seconds from that I felt like spinning sensation in my body like vertigo I counselted general doc he said might be due to strees give me some medicine feels good but not completely cured what happens NY shoulders my body feels heavy when I standing I still but my mind feels like imbalance and also have dizziness what should I do can explain properly

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Dr. Benjamin Matthew Segal Neurologist (Medical School, Medical degree, DO, Internship, Residency - ID, Other, Board Certification, Bachelor’s of Science) 38 years experience Ohio State Martha Morehouse Outpatient Care
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Dr. Deborah Joanne Lynn Neurologist (Medical School, Bachelor Of Science, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Arts in Philosophy and Social Policy, Master of Science in Evaluative Clinical Sciences, B.A. in Neuroscience/Psychology, Class of 1984) 42 years experience Ohio State Infusion Martha Morehouse Outpatient Care
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