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Doe Knob
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Joined : Mar 2007
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Posted 3/19/2007 11:11 PM (GMT 0)
For quite awhile now, I've had this problem where (generally everyday, especially in the morning, but sporadically throughout the day) when I shake my head quickly (to get my hair to move to a certain part of my head), I feel a deep, moderately severe pain. Several times though, this pain has evolved into a full throbbing sensation toward the front of my head or near my left hand ear even if I don't shake my head.
Any ideas what this is? I don't have a history of headaches or migraines, but my mother has them very very often.
Annuk
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Joined : Jan 2006
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Posted 3/25/2007 4:32 PM (GMT 0)
Hi Doe Knob,
Welcome to Healing Well. Sorry I have not responded up to now!. I am afraid I cannot help you with this, I would however, suggest that you give up shaking your head as this seems to be encouraging the problem! Have you talked to your Doctor about
this? If not, I would suggest that you do!!
take care
Ann
KRAZYKAT
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Posted 3/31/2007 5:51 AM (GMT 0)
I agree time to a Dr. You probably have an issues you cannot easily see or feel.
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