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Had Headache, Swollen Face, Tingling, Pushed In Temple Area. Take Lyrica. What Is It?

In '07 out of anger I was pushed in the temple by a co-worker,instantly I had bad headaches. The left side of my face was swollen(it never got back to normal)it always hurts(yes years later)and always there is tingling sensations.I take Lyrica for other injuries but it helps my face. She was into pressure points.What happened to me?
Mon, 1 Jul 2013
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hello,
if you have sustained injuries at that time and you have the problems since that ime you need to take ct scan as in some people you will have late effects and may be theremight be any compression of the nerves due to that swelling and thats the reason why you are getting that tingling sensation in your face.You need to consult your gp for further advice and investigations to diagnose the exact cause.some times general weakness may also cause the same symptoms so take some bcomplex tablets or syrup.Thank you.
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Had Headache, Swollen Face, Tingling, Pushed In Temple Area. Take Lyrica. What Is It?

hello, if you have sustained injuries at that time and you have the problems since that ime you need to take ct scan as in some people you will have late effects and may be theremight be any compression of the nerves due to that swelling and thats the reason why you are getting that tingling sensation in your face.You need to consult your gp for further advice and investigations to diagnose the exact cause.some times general weakness may also cause the same symptoms so take some bcomplex tablets or syrup.Thank you.