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Bradley Newman72 Bradley Newman72 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2008
#121 ·
...could this be from sexual arousal?

For three mornings straight now, right after getting excited, I get this
brutal headache. It feels like my head is about to explode, starting from
my neck and moving up. The worst part is at the base of my skull.
I checked my blood pressure and it was 160/90, heart rate at 70.
Usually, I feel fine when I first wake up and get out of bed.
My normal BP is around 130/80. Male, 28, non-smoker.

What the hell is going on?
Benjamin Smith6 Benjamin Smith6 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Mar 2008
#122 ·
So, my dear old man has actually dealt with this a couple of times now—right after ejaculation, he gets hit with this absolutely brutal headache, specifically localized right in the temple area. It usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes for the intensity to finally subside.
Ha, it happens...
George Smith9 George Smith9 Newcomer
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joined May 2009
#123 ·
Look, here’s the deal... everything kicked off just a few days ago when I suddenly felt this massive pressure hitting the back of my head. Since then, the headaches haven't let up—it’s like this one specific spot, just slightly above my neck, is constantly throbbing. If I even touch it, the pain spikes instantly, and then my sinuses start acting up too. Sometimes I get dizzy, and honestly, I feel like I could sleep for a week straight...
Exactly a year ago, I dealt with this exact same headache. I went through every single test you can imagine at the clinic, and all they could find was sinus inflammation. Everything else came back totally normal, but nobody could figure out how that linked back to the pain in the back of my head... has anyone else gone through something similar? Oh, I forgot to mention—back then, it lasted for almost two months before it just vanished on its own...
stormyjackal46 stormyjackal46 Member
44 messages
joined Aug 2009
#124 ·
George Smith9 said:Look, here’s the deal... everything kicked off just a few days ago when I suddenly felt this massive pressure hitting the back of my head. Since then, the headaches haven't let up—it’s like this one specific spot, just slightly above my neck, is constantly throbbing. If I even touch it, the pain spikes instantly, and then my sinuses start acting up too. Sometimes I get dizzy, and honestly, I feel like I could sleep for a week straight...
Exactly a year ago, I dealt with this exact same headache. I went through every single test you can imagine at the clinic, and all they could find was sinus inflammation. Everything else came back totally normal, but nobody could figure out how that linked back to the pain in the back of my head... has anyone else gone through something similar? Oh, I forgot to mention—back then, it lasted for almost two months before it just vanished on its own...

Could be your cervical spine? Or maybe blood pressure? I actually dealt with a mix of both. My headaches dragged on for about a year. I also suffer from migraines, which used to make my face feel numb. All my tests were normal. Eventually, my doctor pointed toward my neck, and my blood pressure tends to fluctuate between high and low.
Tyler Watson57 Tyler Watson57 Newcomer
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joined May 2009
#125 ·
...Look, I'm against pain—tried just about everything under the sun—but honestly, Plivadon is the only thing that actually works for me...🙂
Kimberly Jackson23 Kimberly Jackson23 Newcomer
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joined May 2009
#126 ·
You'll usually see carbamazepine, which is an anti-epileptic, prescribed at a dose of two to three tablets daily until the pain starts to subside.
Harold Nelson5 Harold Nelson5 Newcomer
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joined May 2009
#127 ·
I get headaches all the time, but there were two instances where the pain was just unreal. It felt like my head was going to explode, like a literal bomb went off inside my skull. It’s a constant thing, but those two times really have me worried. If anyone knows what this could be, please help me out.
lonejackal72 lonejackal72 Newcomer
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joined May 2009
#128 ·
stormyjackal46 said:Could be your cervical spine? Or maybe blood pressure? I actually dealt with a mix of both. My headaches dragged on for about a year. I also suffer from migraines, which used to make my face feel numb. All my tests were normal. Eventually, my doctor pointed toward my neck, and my blood pressure tends to fluctuate between high and low.

Are you still getting those headaches with the numbness?
Benjamin Martin65 Benjamin Martin65 Active Member
72 messages
joined Jul 2009
#129 ·
Good morning, everyone.😁
I don’t usually suffer from headaches very often, though I suppose I can get them if I catch a sudden draft or if I step out of an air-conditioned building into the sweltering heat outside. But lately, I've been dealing with this headache for three days straight now, and I honestly haven't the slightest clue what's causing it. It first started on Tuesday afternoon, and then on Wednesday, I actually woke up feeling quite refreshed and pain-free, only for it to come rushing back in the afternoon after I got worked up and ended up in tears—I deal with bouts of anxiety from time to time, and stress just tends to get the better of me🙂. Between that emotional pressure and all the crying, my head just started throbbing. Is it really possible that those things could trigger it? To make matters worse, even after a lovely, deep sleep last night, I've woken up this morning with my head already aching again. I'm just at a loss as to what this might be.😕
James Lopez13 James Lopez13 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2009
#130 ·
I’m looking for anyone who has dealt with something similar to comment on this—here’s the situation...
A few days ago, a translucent spot appeared in the upper right corner of my field of vision. It was flickering slightly, and as time passed, the spot grew larger and drifted toward the center until it basically bled out, blurring my sight. After about 20 minutes, the visual disturbances cleared up completely, but then I was hit with a headache centered right at the base of my skull. Even simple things like bending over became painful due to the pressure.
I’ve had this shimmering spot in my vision before, and usually, after about 15 minutes, everything returns to normal—I can go back to work and function just fine. This is the first time the headache has actually followed the visual episode...
Is this just some physiological quirk, or am I looking at something more serious?!

thanks
swiftangler91 swiftangler91 Member
13 messages
joined Nov 2008
#131 ·
I’ve been dealing with this relentless headache for a week now, and it’s just getting worse. It’s paired with intense nausea, dizziness, and this total sense of disorientation—like I’m lost in time and space. Even when I try taking something, nothing works, from Tylenol to Advil. My temperature is hovering around 98.6, just slightly elevated, but not quite a fever. I even went in to test for the flu, but that came back negative. I have an EEG scheduled for tomorrow, though honestly, my previous tests—CT scans, neurology visits—have all come back perfectly fine, so I doubt they'll find anything new. These headaches are so debilitating that I can barely get out of bed. I have zero energy, zero focus, and I'm just sitting here crying because I don't know what else to do. Has anyone else dealt with something like this, or does anyone have any idea what might be happening?
James Nguyen5 James Nguyen5 Member
15 messages
joined Jun 2009
#132 ·
Unfortunately... when I went through those symptoms... man, that headache was absolutely brutal. After they did a lumbar puncture, they found blood in my spinal fluid... a vessel in my brain had ruptured.

I really hope that isn't what you're dealing with... but yeah...

Did they give you Voltaren and Apaurin at the same time? Does that actually help take the edge off the pain?

I was on Voltaren and Normabel 5 for a while; it works well to calm things down and dial back the pain.
swiftangler91 swiftangler91 Member
13 messages
joined Nov 2008
#133 ·
I didn't get any injections—just some pills that didn't do a damn thing for me. Ended up at the hospital today for an EEG, and the results weren't exactly great...

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