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What Causes Pain In Left Side Of My The Back Of Head?

I am feeling pain in left side of my back head and feeling sleepy and drowsy all through day. Pain is for 3 second and comes often and this is from yesterday. but drowsiness is there from the day I took Pain killers. Recently I took pain killers for my knee twist. One of tablet name is roxonin. please advise
Thu, 20 Dec 2018
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Hi,

You may be experiencing some more minor side effects of the medication which is an NSAID. Fatigue is not uncommon depending upon how much you've taken.

The pains in the back of the head are not likely related to the knee and could be either an occipital neuralgic situation or something called jabs and jolts. Your best bet is to contact the prescribing physician and ask for their opinion. A different medication for the knee may the answer.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Dariush Saghafi,
Neurologist
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What Causes Pain In Left Side Of My The Back Of Head?

Hi, You may be experiencing some more minor side effects of the medication which is an NSAID. Fatigue is not uncommon depending upon how much you ve taken. The pains in the back of the head are not likely related to the knee and could be either an occipital neuralgic situation or something called jabs and jolts. Your best bet is to contact the prescribing physician and ask for their opinion. A different medication for the knee may the answer. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Dariush Saghafi, Neurologist