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What Causes Pressure And Throbbing Sensation In Head When Lying Prone?

I am 33 years old, and I have noticed lately that whenever I lay on my stomach and maybe prop my head up while maybe watching a movie or just try to lay comfortably that way my head starts to feel funny..there is no pain but a pressure and throbbing until I sit up and it lasts for a few seconds and then goes away, I have not thought anything of it much but today I was just sitting normal and when I got up to walk it did the same thing, again no pain just weird throbbing and pressure and I feel funny..it again did not last long, could you tell me what this may be? Thank you!
Mon, 9 Feb 2015
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Hello dear,
Thanks for being on healthcaremagic.com. 'Diffuse non-specific pressure and throbbing sensation with a funny feel' has not been described or touched upon anywhere in the clinical or the text of the neurological practice.These non-specific sensations does not relate to any disease process,rather are somatization symptoms.Please start doing some mental relaxation exercises and keep observing.These symptoms should subside within a few days.I hope it helps.
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What Causes Pressure And Throbbing Sensation In Head When Lying Prone?

Hello dear, Thanks for being on healthcaremagic.com. Diffuse non-specific pressure and throbbing sensation with a funny feel has not been described or touched upon anywhere in the clinical or the text of the neurological practice.These non-specific sensations does not relate to any disease process,rather are somatization symptoms.Please start doing some mental relaxation exercises and keep observing.These symptoms should subside within a few days.I hope it helps.