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Neck And Back Ache, Headache, Disoriented, Nauseated. What Happened?

This morning I woke up with a dull but persistent headache in what feels like the back of my frontal lobe . I didn t pay it much attention because I ve awoken with similar headaches before, but when I sat up in bed I became extremely disoriented and moderately nauseated. I waited a few moments to try and get it to pass, but it persisted. I also noticed a pain in the back of my neck and when I look down I have a sharp pain in the center of my spine . After an hour of being awake, I m still disoriented, have my headache, and now I m experiencing fairly severe coldness. Should I be concerned, or is this most likely nothing?
posted on Fri, 15 Mar 2013
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The most common causes of such type of headaches associated with vomiting in most of the people are migraine and tension type headaches.Pain killers for acute attack and prophylactic treatment to lessen the frequency will help you.Thank you.
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Neck And Back Ache, Headache, Disoriented, Nauseated. What Happened?

Hello, Thank you for choosing HCM. The most common causes of such type of headaches associated with vomiting in most of the people are migraine and tension type headaches.Pain killers for acute attack and prophylactic treatment to lessen the frequency will help you.Thank you.