Stabbing headache with dizziness

A month ago my husband and I took a trip to IN and he felt sore on the side of his head and jaw like coming down with a cold or tired from the drive, and chronic tenitus from change in elevation. When home he awoke because of "strobbing" in his head. He stood up and then fell over and looked dazed as he said he felt like he was in a black cave (he thought he had passed out). The neurologist said he had positional vertigo and gave him exercises and pills that put him out for 2 days. Went for accupuncture and herbs and did exercises. Then started having pain in eyes when looking up. Always had tenitus but now felt like his ears were bleeding. Family doc said he had sinusitus and gave 5 days of antibiotics (nothing). Then piecing headaches especially when he would lay down for bed and his breathing while sleeping sounded like he was watching an action movie in his head. If he raised the pillows felt better. ER room did CAT scan and blood work with a sep test and said on paper he is the "perfect man" and indicated he had migraines and to keep a log of them. The piercing headaches then moved around his head and it was sore to the touch. ENT doc said he never saw signs of sinusitus on CAT and gave him muscle relaxers. Chiropractic electric muscle stimulation seemed to help and xrays showed c1 is fused (chronic problem with neck). Totally fatigued and sick to stomach so not eating and cold all the time, to the point that he threw his back out from shivering. Neurologist then said it was just his time in life to start having headaches and wanted to start a prescription regimen. We tried to take a trip and that night when he went to bed he awoke so hot that his body and face were red and his glasses would steam up. Gave him tylenol and cool wash clothe and by the time at ER he was fine, so left. We feel that we are crazy and in a dream. All the docs seem to us to be either guessing, giving in, and not thinking "outside the box". We are vegan and careful about what we eat. We are exhausted and he is sleeping now after deciding to try the muscle relaxer (he hates meds). Has anyone had all this or have an idea on what/who to pursue next to get to the bottom of this?

All of these symptoms sound very similar to a pinched nerve at C7. This situation is like a perfect storm of sorts. Since C1 is fused and most likely C7 is subluxated, all the other cervicals are over compensating and have become very hypermobile. So, he's having nerve irritation from the "stuck" bone at C7 in addition to all the irritation of the hypermobile joints. He really needs to find a chiropractor who specializes in the Gonstead technique so that the neck adjustment can be made with extreme precision without twisting and without disturbing the other vertebrae. Good luck!

@Jason,

Are you a PT?

@Deltaforce  I am a Chiropractor.  I am not here to spam nor am I wanting anything from me posting other than to help some of the cases on here.  Honestly, as I read through the history of the people on here, I feel like I could easily help 95% of them.  Obviously, with the spamming policy, I can't give any links or direct info to me but I can at least offer some basic info as much as possible.  It just kills me to see so many suffer who truly don't need to be.  What's frustrating is to see people who are resigned to taking meds the rest of their life but it doesn't have to be that way.  Please, if there are any questions I can answer, let me know!