I've had altered sensation and tingling on the left side of my face (mainly the lower jaw, chin, and cheek) since about a year ago after pressure to the area. It was mild initially but has become more noticeable recently. I also have pain when I sleep on my left side with my face against the pillow. My facial movements seem normal, but the left side feels different and speaking feels slightly different to me.
It's been 12 days of taking medicine but not completely recovered. Like 1st 2 days after taking medicine there is no symptoms, but 3 rd days again the symptoms appear. Randomly the symptoms appear.
I was having shoulder and neck pain in the morning maybe due to wrong sleeping position and lifting heavy weights the last day. Suddenly I fainted and then started having seizures when my mother started pouring water on my head. Whole thing lasted for 15-20s. I have a history of convulsions but that had stopped years ago when I was little. Can this be a neurological problem? Or just a reflex to gain conscious again.
I am currently experiencing difficulty in sitting and walking properly, which is affecting my daily activities.
Suffering from chronic pain (Forehead, temple, scalp, top of head), constant facial pain (Below eyes, around cheekbones), sometimes discomfort in eyes. Pain in eyebrow area, forehead, temples, cheekbones, scalp, been for past 6–7 years, intensity varies, but pain is 24/7. I have consulted Neurologists, ENT & General Medicine Doctors, undergone Brain MRI, CT Scan + X-Ray of Paranasal Sinuses. Reports here. No help. My Observation-Discomfort & pain increases in cold AC environments. Symptoms worsen when I suddenly get into my car & start driving. I experience a stabbing pain around the forehead & cheekbone area. Pain increases when I bend my head down/ look downward while doing something for long periods. My head feels heavy when I wake up in the morning. Have moderate snoring issue (~6/10 in severity). Discomfort & pain increases when I wear spectacles. Not very sure-the discomfort increases while watching TV or eating. I have moderate-severe dry eyes. Chronic Tinnitus for past 7 years
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