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anyone else get this?

for me it is like a dull ache that can feel like a dull achey pain every now and then...

it is right behind my eyes and behind that nose bit between the eyes...if that makes sense :?

i have found no way to relieve this pressure (without meds as i am firghtened of taking anything)...

so was wondering if anyone else has this?

knows how to relieve it?

thank you :)
 
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anyone else get this?

for me it is like a dull ache that can feel like a dull achey pain every now and then...

it is right behind my eyes and behind that nose bit between the eyes...if that makes sense :?

i have found no way to relieve this pressure (without meds as i am firghtened of taking anything)...

so was wondering if anyone else has this?

knows how to relieve it?

thank you :)
 
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Hi Shadowness,

I get a pressure feeling on the top of my head, like someone has their finger , pressing down at the front of my crown.
Or sometimes I have another type of pain which is more nearer the front of my head, its like an ache, not a headache exactly , like ive bumped my head or somethng.

Not sure what causes it, though I do think it maybe related to the depression

Ali :D
 
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Hi Shadowness,

I get a pressure feeling on the top of my head, like someone has their finger , pressing down at the front of my crown.
Or sometimes I have another type of pain which is more nearer the front of my head, its like an ache, not a headache exactly , like ive bumped my head or somethng.

Not sure what causes it, though I do think it maybe related to the depression

Ali :D
 
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university girl....thank you very much for you reply...great site by the way...i can relate to a lot of what you have mentioned...

thank you very much indeed to letting me read it :) i am going to have to read it again though due to my lack of concentration :oops: :roll: :D

Isobel....yeah i find it is not a headahcey ache....more of a bruised ache...i have been told that because i am thinking too much and getting over anxious all the time...it is causing a lot of strain...

that is all very well but i have not found something to relieve it yet :roll:

thank you for your reply though :)
 
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university girl....thank you very much for you reply...great site by the way...i can relate to a lot of what you have mentioned...

thank you very much indeed to letting me read it :) i am going to have to read it again though due to my lack of concentration :oops: :roll: :D

Isobel....yeah i find it is not a headahcey ache....more of a bruised ache...i have been told that because i am thinking too much and getting over anxious all the time...it is causing a lot of strain...

that is all very well but i have not found something to relieve it yet :roll:

thank you for your reply though :)
 
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yea i get this. quite ogten i get it after a heavy day in work but sometimes for seemingly no reason. i've been thinking of trying acupuncture as it might be able to relieve pressure
 
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yea i get this. quite ogten i get it after a heavy day in work but sometimes for seemingly no reason. i've been thinking of trying acupuncture as it might be able to relieve pressure
 
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I had that pressure, too...it didn't hurt, but I was constantly "aware" of it. Right behind my eyes, and as you say, behind the chunk of nose, lol..

However, I was convinced it was the brain tumor I must have been developing, which was also causing the dp, and the massive anxiety. Clearly, there was something IN my head, taking up too much room, pushing against the rest of the blood vessels...I could FEEL it. Yet no one could detect it.

Yep.

It was, of course, an anxiety symptom that vanished entirely once the symptoms began to fade.

Peace,
J
 
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I had that pressure, too...it didn't hurt, but I was constantly "aware" of it. Right behind my eyes, and as you say, behind the chunk of nose, lol..

However, I was convinced it was the brain tumor I must have been developing, which was also causing the dp, and the massive anxiety. Clearly, there was something IN my head, taking up too much room, pushing against the rest of the blood vessels...I could FEEL it. Yet no one could detect it.

Yep.

It was, of course, an anxiety symptom that vanished entirely once the symptoms began to fade.

Peace,
J
 
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