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What Causes Stabbing Neck Pain With Sores?

I am experiencing extreme fatigue, burning below my ears, down my jawline, and down my neck. It seems to stop around the thyroid, but there is no swelling anywhere. I am also having pretty severe headaches and a sore neck at the base and back of my head. I went to urgent care and they tested me for mono, and of course it was negative. I have an appointment in a few days with my primary but this burning sensation is killing me. It s worth noting that I have had stabbing pains on my left side for several months now, which I thought could be atrributed to my splein and the lymph system that is also no causing the neck issues? I don t know. What do you think?
Fri, 8 May 2020
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Hello,



The diagnosis is could be Trigeminal neurolgia. Need to evaluate with MRI brain, if it shows compression over 5 th cranial nerve ( trigeminal nerve) that gives confirmation. Treatment conservative with anticonvulsive drugs with carbamagepin, surgically by microvascular decompression.



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



Take care



Regards,

Dr. Krishnakanth k.
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What Causes Stabbing Neck Pain With Sores?

Hello, The diagnosis is could be Trigeminal neurolgia. Need to evaluate with MRI brain, if it shows compression over 5 th cranial nerve ( trigeminal nerve) that gives confirmation. Treatment conservative with anticonvulsive drugs with carbamagepin, surgically by microvascular decompression. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr. Krishnakanth k.