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Suggest Treatment For Severe Headaches And Ear Infections

I first took the depo shot in May then in the month of July earlier in the month I had sex unprotected sex and then later in the month I took the depo shot again I have been getting really really bad headaches I had an ear infection the top of my stomach got bit bigger a big hard and it hurts when I press it into it headaches or mainly at the back of my head at the moment I just went into the bathroom and made myself throw up and the top of my stomach got a bit smaller could I be pregnant?
Tue, 17 Oct 2017
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it's probably herniated verthebral discus which means that you wont be able to do any activity too long (even sitting,lying,walking), take painkillers,antiinflamatory drugs,myorelaxants,b vitamins and remyelinisation drugs,then physiotherapy (prolonged), and after this ordeal ,possibly orthopedic/neuro surgery of the spine. good luck!
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Headaches And Ear Infections

it s probably herniated verthebral discus which means that you wont be able to do any activity too long (even sitting,lying,walking), take painkillers,antiinflamatory drugs,myorelaxants,b vitamins and remyelinisation drugs,then physiotherapy (prolonged), and after this ordeal ,possibly orthopedic/neuro surgery of the spine. good luck!