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Sharp Pain In The Head, Larger Right Eye. Anything To Be Concerned?
I am experiencing sharp, very localized pain in two specific parts of my head. They come on totally out of the blue, are extremely painful, then typically ease up after 20-30 seconds. Sometimes there is a dull ache lingering after. Also, my right eye, behind which is one of the spots I get the pain, feels as if there is pressure behind it. My contact is no longer comfortable in that eye, and people have said that my right eye looks slightly larger than my left. I am concerned this could be something serious.
Mon, 28 Jan 2013
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You need to get your refraction and fundus examination done to diagnose the real problem if any in your right eye. It is just possible that the refractive status of your eye has changed and a change is needed in power of glasses/contacts. However, if you have some mental stress you can take some mild anti-depressants and analgesics to cure the problem.
Regards
You need to get your refraction and fundus examination done to diagnose the real problem if any in your right eye. It is just possible that the refractive status of your eye has changed and a change is needed in power of glasses/contacts. However, if you have some mental stress you can take some mild anti-depressants and analgesics to cure the problem.
Regards
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hello , it seems you are not carfull about your diet, so pls stop chilled spicy snacks, do massage of the head , avoid bright sunlight / chilled winds.Still problem persist you should undertake ct scan head or x ray pns done and let us kn ow the reports to help you out.Further we can help you with homoeopathy to resolve the problem completely
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