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What Causes A Sudden Fatigue, Pain The Forehead And Tightness In The Neck?

During afternoon following a highly active day I find I start yawning, develops into headache in forehead, some irritable moodiness, no increase in thirst, hunger, some tightness in neck and back, need to lie down. Sometimes also light / noise sensitive. Has been a rare but ongoing occurrence since teenage years - now 41 yrs. Last time it happened also vomited, and cold, shaking. Often Panadol has no effect and I just need to sleep it off. Any suggestions would be helpful - my GP said just come in when it happens next, but last time we were camping hours away from town. Connie
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
Hi, I had gone through your question and understand your concerns

If I were your treating doctor,I would like to exclude the following possibilities:

-Hypertension which can cause continuous headache at end of the day ,visit your internist and follow blood pressure readings.

- Muscle spasm in the neck muscles due to overactivity and could be relieved by muscle relaxant in addition to panadol.
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What Causes A Sudden Fatigue, Pain The Forehead And Tightness In The Neck?

Hi, I had gone through your question and understand your concerns If I were your treating doctor,I would like to exclude the following possibilities: -Hypertension which can cause continuous headache at end of the day ,visit your internist and follow blood pressure readings. - Muscle spasm in the neck muscles due to overactivity and could be relieved by muscle relaxant in addition to panadol.