I have sore pain under my eyes and right above my upper teeth.  Am I getting sick?
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Try getting off of the computer and thinking positive thoughts and believing your face feels better. You'll be surprised what the power of the mind can do. It will come true.
257966
Yes!  Go see your Doctor!  Sounds like a REALLY bad sinus infection.
108387
Sounds like you might have a sinus infection.  It's no big deal, but you need to go see a doctor.
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The only responsible answer possible is to tell you to see a doctor as soon as humanely possible. These could be the symptoms of something serious.
1056390
you most likely do have a cold but it sounds as if you have an eye infection to go along with it, now sometimes it is just caused by allergies but other time is is actually the very contagious "pink eye"\neither way it your eye-ball and i think it should been seen by a doctor\ngood luck with that
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I know you don't want to hear this, but you must see a dentist.  You prob. have an abscess that needs attention. Putting off treatment by a dentist can put your health in danger, as well as your life.  Not getting help now will only make it worse.  I have once suffered a toothache from a hairline fracture in a wisdom tooth.  It was over the weekend and I thought I was going to go crazy from the pain.  No amount of Advil, oil of cloves, or any other remedy is going to help when it get's really bad.  I would never wish this kind of pain on anyone. There is nothing you can really do externally to help keep it at bay.  You need to have the infected tooth either extracted or opened up to let the infection drain out to relieve the pressure.  You also need an antibiotic to help get rid of the infection.  Don't wait, go as soon as possible.
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It could be from multiple sources.  The pain above the eyes could be indicative of sinus headaches, cervicogenic headaches (originating in the neck, commonly called tension headaches), or a migraine.\n\nIf you are experiencing other sinus problems like congestion, sneezing, and ichy/watery eyes, it could be sinus.  Test it: bend forward and see if you get increased pressure above your eyes.  This could indicate a sinus headache.\n\nA migraine headache is complex, but could account for the sensitivity to bright light.  However, usually migraines are only on one side of the head.\n\nI would bet on a cervicogenic headache.  Inflammation or improper mechanics in the upper neck cause pain to be referred from the upper neck, over the top of the head, to above the eyes and sometimes the pain occurs in a question mark form from the top of the eye, around the outside of the eye, to the bottom of the eye.  The pain from these can be in all of these areas or only part of them.  Since they happen at the end of the day, that could be due to fatigue in the neck and shoulders from driving which could increase inflammation and increase the symptoms.\n\nYou need to get checked out by a Chiropractor.  They will be able to figure out from your description and a physical examination what type of headache it is.  If it is a cervicogenic headache, a Chiropractor is the only doctor who will be able to correct the improper mechanics of the affected area so that the cause of the pain will go away.  Good luck.
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Yes, go to the doctor and get your eyes checked. It's not normal to feel any type of discomfort in the eye on a regular basis.
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definitely go and see your doc it could be an infection.
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welllll, i don't specialize in neck or head aches per se, tho' they can both certainly be caused by tooth ache...\n\nHere's the deal - The dentist removed the nerve of the tooth, so IT doesn't hurt anymore, however, prior to doing so, it's possible the dead infected nerve may have caused an abcess at the base of the root.  The swelling and infection therein (think expanding object in contricted space) is what MAY have initially caused the other pain and aches.    That infection will resolve subsequent to the removal of its source, but you could certainly still have soreness.\n\nI'd personally recommend 400-600mg of ibuprofen every 4-6 hrs.\n\ngood luck!
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Talk to your doctor and to your dentist and see what they have to say. I would probably say it's okay (except for the painkillers, possible), but to be on the safe side, TALK TO YOUR DENTIST AND YOUR DOCTOR!
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It sounds like an infection.....although you have currently taken antibiotics you may need a different kind now....you may want to follow up with the dentist ASAP......\n\nI'm sorry you're in pain....good luck
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There are many reasons your throat could be sore. It may be acid reflux. Taking Pepcid AC "may" alleviate it.\nMaybe you're sleeping under a fan? Try turning it off.\nMaybe the air in your home is too dry & you need to run a humidifier.\nMaybe you have post nasal drip & need to try a sinus med.\nGo buy something called Kefir. It's a drinkable yogurt. 9 X more potent that yogurt, & a hint more tart. It boosts the immune system. You can also try some goldenseal/echinacea.\nGood luck. Hopefully, something will ring a bell...
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Please see a Dentist or Oral Surgeon immediately. You have an infection and need an antibiotic in order to get rid of it. I went through the same thing, fatigue, temperature, aching, and dizziness. I had my employer prescribe an antibiotic then had a root canal (RCT). The antibiotic is a temporary solution, it will not take care of this problem permanently. If it is a wisdom tooth, you simply need an extraction. But only a dentist can make a proper diagnosis. It is possible to die from an infection like this, but those are extreme cases. The only way to take care of your problem is to see a Dentist, have a radiograph, and exam. They will make an appropriate treatment plan. Check your area, see if they have medicaid offices, free dental clinics in place, or clinics that have a sliding scale fee. Maybe your dental office has some sort of credit company they work with that can help you.
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Mis diagnosis of infections...such as spheniod sinus infection.  They say this is one that isn't usually diagnosed except by death. I can tell you that infection over a long period of time will make you sick, then sicker until you can barely move...That was my expirience!  Remember doctors practice medicine...not healing!  They can make one symptom go away but give you a 100 more!  Teeth are very close to your brain so any infection can be very serious!  To bad so many doctors are just plain retarded when you don't have insurance!
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Depending on how old you are, it could be various things. I'm 18, and for me it's my wisdom teeth. Just about a week ago they started, and sometimes the pain is there, sometimes it isn't. It's a bitch, but go to the dentist, and chances are they'll tell you if it's a cavity, infection, or what. If you bite down and that eases the pain, your teeth are moving (wisdom teeth). If it hurts no matter what, and it's a sharp numbing pain, it's an infection or a cavity.
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See a Doctor it sounds like you have set off a case of conjunctivitis...eyes are very delicate don't try any home cures see the Dr...