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Hi, I really hope someone can help.

4/5 weeks ago I started suffering from a headache this came after a trip to the Theme Park (did not hit my head anywhere but got socked in water) although i did drive for 7 hours and was really tired.

The symptoms are pain/pressure around my eyes, when i move my eyes it causes pain at the back of my head, forehead, the lower half of my head plus a fever (doc said i dont have a fever temp is 35 ish). When i sit in a car and it goes around the corner i can feel pressure around my eyes and head. Plus occasional pain going through my head and lastly theres some pain around my neck too.

I've checked my eye-sight no problems there. I've been on a range of medication no help.

Someone have similar symptoms?

I was relly tired that day could i have done sometime to my eyes?
Any help?

John
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thanks for the infortmation.
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There are a number of conditions that cause the symptoms you describe.  Sinus infections commonly cause your symptoms, although you dont list any other symptoms related to sinus problems such as stuffy/runny nose, mucous, ect.  Glaucoma is a possibility.  Periorbital cellulitis, an eye infection could be another possibility, although your doctor would have noticed this because the condition causes inflammation/redness of the eye.

I must add however that you should never self-diagnose any medical condition you may have.  You should see a doctor for diagnosis.
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