can someone tell me whats wrong with me it's not a  migrane the doc said so?
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could be cluster headaches...they feel like migraines. could even be tension headaches. they can be terribly painful too, and are usually caused from neck and shoulder pain working it's way up into your head. i don't know how you got away with ganking some morphine, but i wouldn't advise attempting to inject yourself again...seriously. you don't know what dosage to give yourself, and morphine is not too fun of an experience...it causes most ppl to vomit harshly, which will cause you a lot more pain. if you're not injecting in a sanitary way, you can get an infection and get really ill.  i really do understand your pain...i have migraines and cluster headaches...tegretol might help you. other meds to ask about are, talwin, neurontin, ultram, even methadone...i've had to use all of them before. these drugs are highly addictive, and you have to be managed by a doctor.  you may need to have a cat scan to see if something is wrong in your brain, and causing the headaches. cat scans are not scary or painful, and they don't take long to perform. i hope you get some relief soon. take care.
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No it is not, maybe your problem is mental, you need a right diagnose, so get a doctor.
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I dont know much about migrains, far from it. But I know a few things: A healthy lifestyle is good for you! Especially drinking enough water, and exercising. If that does not help, see a doctor and/or buy some anti-migrain drug.\n\nAlso, avoid candy, coffe, cigarettes, stress, artifial sweeteners and keep your blood sugar level steady! In other words: be healthy!
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Sweetheart, it sounds like you are having some worrisome problems.  The doctors will figure out what is going on and "fix" it for you.\n\nIt may just be the migraines that are causing most or all of your problems.  A migraine can show up in a couple of different ways.  \n\nSome people have headaches while other people have what is called "Migraine Syndrone". With migraine syndrone, you may see a zig zag semi-translucent line in front of your eyes.  It appears to be around 6 inches wide.  When you close your eyes, you will still see it which indicates that it is happening in your brain and not in your eyes.  \n\nYou may have a "blind spot" in each eye.  You can look at one spot and there will be a spot, to the side, that will be a blank spot.  You move your eyes over some and the blind spot will move with your eyes.   \n\nYou may temperaraly lose your memory but it will slowly return.\n\nWhen it is over, everything will return to normal, and you will have a normal headache, and, with that, a great need to sleep.  After sleeping some, you will wake up and feel really bad.\n\nNo one knows for sure what causes migraines and migraine syndrone but it is thought that the blood vessels, in the brain, contrict and cut some of the flow of blood off to parts of your brain.\n\nMine hasn't caused me any permanent damage as far as I know.  I personally think the problem is caused by stress and nerves.\n\nIs my description similar to your symptoms?  \n\nGood luck.  Pops
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You're not having a stroke, but go see your doctor now ... before you do.\n\nJonnie
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Yes, see a doctor.  If only for he or she to tell you that nothing is wrong.  And if something is, they can help.
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Dear, please, please go to your doctor to rule out any type of brain tumours, etc.  Also, have your eyes examined.  Have your doctor check for TMJ. You could be suffering from migraines also.  See a doctor.  There is help and hope.  Believe me, it is no way to live...in pain every day.  See a doctor. See a doctor.  See a doctor!  Good luck.
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You may want to ask your doctor what is wrong. He could help you.
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You shouldn't be on the computer asking questions, when you should be seeing a doctor. A concussion you say, look for the signs.\nHeadache\nBlurred vision\nNausea/Vomitting\nyou did experience the headache and tingling get yourself checked out, dont leave it.
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If you want a diagnosis, go see a doctor.  It could be potentially serious and you shouldn't be asking for help here.
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Excitement, worry, concern, guilt?\n\nMaybe you were coming down with something.\n\nAre you eating and drinking well, now?  If not, see a doctor.  (You should find a new one locally, anyway.)\n\nStay healthy.
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I'm a resident physician at UCSF, it sounds like a migraine headache, but I would not give an official diagnosis over the internet.  Tell her NOT to worry about a brain tumor.  She should see a doctor, at minimum they can give her medications for migraine relief.  Migraines are very common and are nothing to worry about, just have her go in so she can get that pain under control.\n\nTell her not to take tylenol everyday (or ibuprofen) because you can get something called "analgesic rebound headache" if you start taking those everyday.  Basically most over the counter pain meds like Alleve, Motrin, etc are only good for once in a while use.
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I suggest you get a High Density Negative Ion Generator.They are good for migraines and a lot of other things.I Tried the model (IG-133) and you would not believe how much better I feel in every way including migraines.I used to have migraines every day and after sleeping with one beside my bed about 3 to 5 feet from my head I no longer have migraines.They are really good.Check out the website below for more information on what they are good for and to purchase one.I think you will be pleasently surprised.There are also several other sites and to find them just type (negative ion generators)in Yahoo Search.There are cheap negative ion generators out there but don't waste your money on them because they don't put out enough negative ions and some put out ozone too,which you don't want.You need one that puts out at least in the millions.They are called High Density Negative Ion Generators.They cost around $150.00.I think everyone should own at least one.
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Dehydration, like others have pointed out, is a very good possibility.  If you want to be safe, you may look into taking a glucose tolerance test.  Again, it could be dehydration if you aren't drinking plenty of pure water.  Or, it could even be a form of migraine.  Migraines aren't necessarily headaches.  A migraine can cause things like dizziness or tunnel vision without any experienced pain.  It could also be an allergy.  Perhaps there are certain pollens you are allergic to, and your reaction is light-headedness.  Most of these possibilities can only be diagnosed if you carefully log your activities in a journal.  Write down what you eat and when you eat it, when you drink water and how much, the time of year, etc...  If it IS an allergy, you may have to keep a journal such as this for a year or more before finally having enough information to discern an obvious pattern.  The glucose tolerance test, however, can be performed by a doctor.  It requires some fasting the night before, though, and can take a few hours at the doctor's office or lab, so you might need to take a day off for this.
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I'm a R.N. It could be petit mal seizures.  These are small electrical impulses in the brain that are misfiring. It can be very serious. If you get headaches with it, it could be migraine headache auras.  See an opthamalagist or neurologist.
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these are caused by alot of things, persistant migraines could be a side effect of a serious problem, you should see your doctor right away.  some of the things are: allergies, poor eyesight, a torn neck muscle, some pills.  those are just a few things, if you have hit your head on something or are at risk for a stroke I would recommend a CT.  I'm not trying to scare you but this is something to take care of.
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I am not a Dr. but when you say you 'tried' antidepressants how long where you on them?  Hopefully they were Rx from a Dr. and not a friend saying try this it helps me...  But from the sounds of it certain foods make it worse-are they usually acidic foods??  Maybe an acid reflux type symptoms, the pain during sex I would say PID but you claim you have been checked...  What about history were you + for a STD previously?  Long and short tell the Dr. that Rx'd the anti-depressants for you and see you Gyno and tell him of the pain don't be embarrassed.  May need an ultrasound or MRI to look at the insides.  3 weeks with a migraine is too long these are signs from your body that something is not right so get to the pros and don't worry what people type here-GET TO YOUR Dr's.\n\n\nAlright see where you say you have been to your Dr.s and you feel they dismiss your claims and no tests are administered...  Docs are bound both morally and ethically to treat you, if it is a large practice or a hospital they more than likely have a PATIENT ADVOCATE, this person can help you be satisfied with your treatment.  If you have insurance call your insurance and tell them the Doc charged the insurance and didn't treat to your satisfaction they may assign an advocate on your behalf.  You can always switch Docs...