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Experiencing Headache & Blurred Vision Due To Extreme Stress

Today i was extremely stressed out and stress is normal in my life but this time i got blurred vision in my left eye and felt like i was going into a tunnel kind of and then i got a head ache. i checked blood pressure and for me its high but it was 144/70 and pulse was 76. is that okay??
Mon, 2 Apr 2018
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Hello,

A headache can be of many reasons. The most common being migraine. Other causes can be cluster headaches, stress headaches etcetera. If headaches are too frequent need to go to a general practitioner for history and examination to come to a diagnosis. Usually, no preliminary scans are required. Graded analgesia was given for treatment and is easily control. Lifestyle modification is also advising like decreasing tea or coffee or alcohol and smoking whichever can be triggering factors.


Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

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Dr. Abhishek Kumar
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Experiencing Headache & Blurred Vision Due To Extreme Stress

Hello, A headache can be of many reasons. The most common being migraine. Other causes can be cluster headaches, stress headaches etcetera. If headaches are too frequent need to go to a general practitioner for history and examination to come to a diagnosis. Usually, no preliminary scans are required. Graded analgesia was given for treatment and is easily control. Lifestyle modification is also advising like decreasing tea or coffee or alcohol and smoking whichever can be triggering factors. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Abhishek Kumar