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What Is Causing Blur Vision, Shoulder Pian And Dizziness?

Hi uve been waking up for the past 2 months with migraines some days more servere than others also with that I ve been getting blurred vision in the left eye neck and shoulder pain hot left ear and servere dizzyness to the point I feel like passing out? What could this be?
Thu, 14 Nov 2019
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Hello,

Headaches, most of the time, tell a little about the disease. However, it can aide in the diagnosis if it coincides with other symptoms. In your case, it looks like a migraine headache with accompanying symptoms.

What ever may be the case, the symptoms pertain to a Neurological manifestation. It would be helpful having at least an MRI of the brain.

This helps to rule out a disease-causing entity that produces increase intracranial pressure like hydrocephalus and tumors.

Once ruled out, you can further investigate other systems like the eyes and ears. This should help you.

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

Take care

Regards,
Dr Palisoc, Neurologist, Surgical
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What Is Causing Blur Vision, Shoulder Pian And Dizziness?

Hello, Headaches, most of the time, tell a little about the disease. However, it can aide in the diagnosis if it coincides with other symptoms. In your case, it looks like a migraine headache with accompanying symptoms. What ever may be the case, the symptoms pertain to a Neurological manifestation. It would be helpful having at least an MRI of the brain. This helps to rule out a disease-causing entity that produces increase intracranial pressure like hydrocephalus and tumors. Once ruled out, you can further investigate other systems like the eyes and ears. This should help you. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Palisoc, Neurologist, Surgical