i have constant head and neck pain,with a blocked feeling in my ear and face and neck,constantly off balance,?
830057
Please go see a doctor.  My father complained of a major headache for two days before he went to see his doctor.  His doctor told him it was the flu, to go home and take some flu meds and just relax until monday when the rest of his test results came in.  The following morning we were taking him to the emergency room.  He had pneumancoccyl meningitis and was in a coma for eight days.  Please do not think that a pain will "go away" and go see your doctor.
339227
I would. It almost sounds like you may have a concussion. At the very least, you caused trauma to a very crucial part of the body and need to have it checked out for brusing, swelling, or hairline fractures.
1093202
It often happens to me.  You could have pulled a muscle.  It can be quite painful and you cannot turn your head from side to side.  The pain will usually last about 2 days and they you are fine.  You will also feel like you head is too heavy for your neck.\n\nOr, you may have slept in a strange position.  Either way, the pain will go away.\n\nJust regular pain killers will make it a little more bearable, and try and rest your head when you can.
905178
Could be something neurological--Go see a doctor, asap!  Best of luck!
552417
Odds are good you are under a lot of stress. Many people carry their tension in their upper shoulders and neck. I would suggest that you should see a chiropractor or massage therapist.
1090853
I've got TMJ as well. I have a constant headache that sometimes gets really bad, if I forget to take painkillers then I feel really spaced out, can't think and sometimes feel like I'm going to fall over but don't. I also get problems with my ears from TMJ (tinnitus, over-sensitivity to noise, ear ache) so maybe it causes problems in the part of the ear which controls your balance. Hope you find some answers, good luck.
85801
oh gosh you should go to the doctor if it keeps feeling like that because those sound like my mom's (m.s.)multiple sclerosis symptoms
234136
You most likely have an ear infection. I would head to the doctor.
472795
If you have really tense neck muscles, this can cause  blockage. Sometimes related to ear aches.
374611
I can't diagnose this but I will tell you that I suffer from hypertension and when I get up sometimes I feel the same way.Its a weird feeling like your head has pressure in it. Get an electronic blood pressure at the pharmacy and check you B.P.twice a day for a couple of weeks and show the readings to your doc.
65842
See a doctor.  May be a migraine.
563294
A consistent feeling of having a pulse in your neck, general feelings of blood flowing to your brain, persistent consciousness, and continued living are all prime warning signs you have not only one or two, but two pairs of carotid arteries.  \n\nThe inner and outer carotid arteries are the four primary arteries in your body to supply your head, and more to the point your brain, with its blood supply.  There is one pair of carotid arteries (the inner and outer carotid arteries) found on each side of your neck.  The jugular veins are the primary veins used to return blood from your head to your heart and lungs, and they are likewise found one on each side of your neck.  \n\nIf they are functioning normally, your carotid arteries should not cause any health problems.  Your carotid arteries are standard parts of your anatomy.  Having them wouldn't cause physical problems any more than you having arms and legs would cause physical problems.  There are occasions when it's perfectly normal to feel your own pulse in your neck.  "Twitching" is more likely a muscle spasm than an arterial problem.  \n\nHowever, taken together those physical symptoms can be alarming.  Chest pain, dizziness, headaches... occasionally everyone develops isolated incidence of those things, too.  Headaches can often be caused by vascular tension (the blood vessels in your head tensing up), and are actually the most common type of headache.  Dizziness could certainly come with a bad vascular headache since your blood pressure is being affected.  \n\nIf you are experiencing those symptoms on a regular basis, and you are feeling alarmed enough to ask for advice on the matter, you should see a physician about it.  I know, doctors appointments are annoying and expensive, but these really aren't symptoms you can have diagnosed online, and while they may be harmless, they can also be symptoms of a health problem which could be dangerous to ignore.  If nothing else, it will allow a physician to examine you and explain to you what might be causing the problems you're experiencing and recommend an appropriate remedy for them.  =)
136274
I had that for about 5 months, then I got dizzy.  I told my doc, went for an MRI, then a spinal tap, and guess what!?  I have Multiple Sclerosis!  WOO HOO!  I hope you don't.  You should go to your doc though, could be even worse!
233949
Yes, see a doctor or a chiropractor.  Numbness is often a sign of nerve problems, and problems with your neck can bother the nerves.
650042
You could have a trapped nerve or a myriad of other conditions...you really should go to see your doctor.
576598
Yes, allergies can cause the types of problems that you are describing.  But, like the other poster advised, I would check with my doctor.  I had several of the same symptoms that you are describing along with vertigo and a feeling of pressure in my ear whenever I lay on my side.  It turned out that I had an infection of the eustatius tubes in both my ears.
491935
Sounds like vertigo to me. It's an awful sensation. Go to the doctor soon: it is probably caused by an inner ear problem.\nBe careful when climbing the stairs, meanwhile.\nBut see a doctor soon. It will not go away by itself.