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Nape of Neck and Neck Pain

For a period of years I have had problems with Pain or Severe Pressure from the lower back of my head and neck sometimes, shoulders and upper back area. This is always been diagnosed as stress. Within the last year it seems to have worsened to the point my jaws start stiffing, I have started getting headaches again.  I went to doctor and was diagnosed with migranes.  I told him I did not think the where migranes (which I have had before) I was not sensitive to light, but I was getting blurred vision and a little nausea.  I just left it at that.  A couple of weeks ago I got up about 12:30 a.m. to go to bathroom and started having cold sweets extremely bad.  I ended up passing out that night, next morning still a little saky was getting ready to go to work and had to run to bathroom and vomit. That passed.  Eyes were still not up to par, my eyes were very tired at end of day and my prescription glasses did not seem to be helping to much.  Went to eye doctor.  He asked if there was any family history of glaucoma.  He was concerned with my left eye, he said there was some damage to my vein indicating High Blood Pressure. I informed him I thought I had some symptoms but everytime I had gone to the doctor my blood pressure was fine.  He is refering me to a optomerist for a second opinion but he says your eyes don't lie.  If this is the case, why have the doctors not been able to detect this.  Could there be an underlying problem?
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I have same problem but its progressively getting worse.  I have had severe head, back of head (nape area) and top of neck pain for two days straight now.  I am taking pain pills and using heating pad but it still wont fully go away.  When i stand i feel nauseated and sickly.  Nothing i do is helping not even stretching my neck and using an inversion table.  I was told by my doctor i have subluxation in my neck and i should see neurology specialist and maybe have surgery.  I haven't looked one up but i know i need to see a specialist now.  I also went to a chiropractor for a short time but that only aggrevated it.  I am sensitive to light and sound and just talking hurts my head.  Not good. I would suggest anyone else with this problem to see a neurology specialist also.  Good luck
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dear friend
i am from India and having the same problem like you from last 2 years, please talk to me on amitabhbansal at hotmail ******* or amitabh_thepowerman at yahoo *******, maybe we can help each other in this case
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dear friend
i am from India and having the same problem like you from last 2 years, please talk to me on ***@**** or amitabh_thepowerman***@****, maybe we can help each other in this case
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For two weeks now I've been having some Nape problem that even my chiropractor who I see three times a week couldn't fix. I couldn't turn my head to the left and right fully and as the day goes by I feel some stiffening in the back of my head. Most of the pain are on the right side. I feel that my head are too heavy sometimes.
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