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What Cause Sharp Pains In My Husbands Head?
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My husband has been having sharp pains in his head. He has alcohol enduced seizures. But he has been having them without drinking. Now for the last 3 days he has had a headache, and NOTHING he does or takes will help. Even when he is asleep he wakes up from the pain in his head. Also about a week or so ago he was riding his bicycle and passed out and woke up laying on the ground with a bloody nose. he had had a few days in a row that he had bloody noses. I am really worried that it may be a tumor. Please help
My husband has been having sharp pains in his head. He has alcohol enduced seizures. But he has been having them without drinking. Now for the last 3 days he has had a headache, and NOTHING he does or takes will help. Even when he is asleep he wakes up from the pain in his head. Also about a week or so ago he was riding his bicycle and passed out and woke up laying on the ground with a bloody nose. he had had a few days in a row that he had bloody noses. I am really worried that it may be a tumor. Please help
Mon, 12 May 2014
Hai.beimg chronic alcoholic he is more prone for all complications like diabetes, bp, atherosclerosis, high cholesterol, which can all be the cause for cerebrovascular accidents and cardiac problems. Complaints of headache, epistaxis (bleeding nose) all this could be due to any problems in the brain , like sub arachnoid haemorrhage, high bp,.pls do a ct brain, or mri brain, sugar levels, kidney test, liver function test by checking all his haemodynamic parameters, and coagulation profile, u can either meet a neurophysician on euro surgeon, they will surely help
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