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Pressure On Head, Headache, Breathing Problem, Tightness In Chest. Does Not Occur Together. Diagnosis, Treatment?
i always feel pressure on my head and some times headache,breathing problem and tightness on my left side of chest its happening with me last 2 years both these problems not come same time when one problem happening other will be ok i lost my senses 2 times and lay down on the ground but after 5 to 10 mints i feel normal with these problems sometimes i go crazy i made all my test but reports are normal plz help me and tell me about my problem and suggest me a doctor thanks...
Tue, 29 Oct 2013
Hello,
Pressure on head may be due to sinusitis.
Inflammation in maxillary sinus or frontal sinus has to be ruled out and treated.
Compression with hot packs over the sinus may be helpful.
Avoid stressful jobs and take rest.
Take complete course of amoxycillin along with analgesics.
Take care.
Pressure on head may be due to sinusitis.
Inflammation in maxillary sinus or frontal sinus has to be ruled out and treated.
Compression with hot packs over the sinus may be helpful.
Avoid stressful jobs and take rest.
Take complete course of amoxycillin along with analgesics.
Take care.
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Hello,
Pressure on head may be due to sinusitis.
Inflammation in maxillary sinus or frontal sinus has to be ruled out and treated.
Compression with hot packs over the sinus may be helpful.
Avoid stressful jobs and take rest.
Take complete course of amoxycillin along with analgesics.
Take care.
Pressure on head may be due to sinusitis.
Inflammation in maxillary sinus or frontal sinus has to be ruled out and treated.
Compression with hot packs over the sinus may be helpful.
Avoid stressful jobs and take rest.
Take complete course of amoxycillin along with analgesics.
Take care.
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