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What Is The Remedy For The Pain In The Back Of The Head Close To The Neck?
I have been suffering for 3 days now pain in the back of my right side of my head close to neck to above my right ear like blood vessel spasms comes and goes at times every few seconds especially at night or early morning. i drank hot water boiled with raw fresh ginger and i massage with peppermint oil. ibuprophen i took once did nothing, took excedrin extra strength once gave me tummy ache i took aleve 2 to last 12hrs helped a bit today during the day but now back to pain again I have no medical coverage and just applied on 12/23/13 to obama care but waiting for medical to call me Please help...from Ms. Tony YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 9 Jan 2017
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Hi I am Dr Ramez Mohammed.
I had gone through your question and understand your concerns. Maybe you suffer from inflammation of the origin of the cervical muscles or some of the muscular tension. I suggest you take an anti-inflammatory and extender of the muscles and a topical analgesic with warm compresses work before going to sleep to give you some rest and relaxation and painkillers only when necessary in order to avoid stomach ache. I hope you work on the x-rays of the cervical spine and display them on your own doctor.
Hope the above information helps you. Any further clarifications feel free to ask.
I had gone through your question and understand your concerns. Maybe you suffer from inflammation of the origin of the cervical muscles or some of the muscular tension. I suggest you take an anti-inflammatory and extender of the muscles and a topical analgesic with warm compresses work before going to sleep to give you some rest and relaxation and painkillers only when necessary in order to avoid stomach ache. I hope you work on the x-rays of the cervical spine and display them on your own doctor.
Hope the above information helps you. Any further clarifications feel free to ask.
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