thanks for the videos. i learned a lot
well i dont think surgery is needed. i went to the neurologist today and he said to keep on taking tyenol for the mild headaches and Maltox for the severe headaches. i dont have to go back to him unless its a real emergency.
but thanks for the help guys. ill try to look at those vids sometime soon
Hi,
The CT report described a pinched nerve as the cause of migraine. Please go for an MRI brain and get a proper treatment for the nerve compression.It could be a surgery for nerve decompression.I would suggest you to consult an ophthalmologist also.Hope this helps you .Take care and regards !
does the pain resolve at all when you lay down? i have had the same type of thing for the last 9 years except no medication was helping except percocet (which i can't stand taking) and it's gotten to the point that the er had to give me dilaudid to get my pain under control because it has constantly gotten worse. at first they thought that my spinal fluid pressure was too high (which would not resolve with laying down) diagnosing a condition called Pseudo tumor cerebri (false brain tumor) but i changed neurologists and now they are thinking i have a spinal fluid leak (due to either the spinal taps i had or head trauma such a whiplash from 3 different car accidents) these headaches resolve when lying down. i also have had scans down (CT, MRI, MRA) which have all been normal.