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Severe Pain Behind Left Eye Below Eyebrow. Blood Test Normal. Treatment Options?

hi i have had a severe pain in the back of my left eye and the corner near the nose and above my eye just below thw eyebrow, my gp did a blood test and it was clear my friends have had the same issue, one went to an eye hospital they found nothing the other did homeopathy to no avail and i am seeing a chiropractor which is helping a little to make the pain more bearable
Tue, 12 Feb 2013
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Hi there ~

You need to give me more information about how the pain came about, what are its precipitating and aggravating factors and such so as to determine what is the right treatment option for you. I think that there is a chance that you might be having a black eye from chronic anxiety or an old trauma. I would recommend that you see an ophthalmologist to find out what the real problem is. Visiting with a chiropractor may be a good idea but you seem to need an ophthalmologist first.

I hope this helps. Take care.
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Severe Pain Behind Left Eye Below Eyebrow. Blood Test Normal. Treatment Options?

Hi there ~ You need to give me more information about how the pain came about, what are its precipitating and aggravating factors and such so as to determine what is the right treatment option for you. I think that there is a chance that you might be having a black eye from chronic anxiety or an old trauma. I would recommend that you see an ophthalmologist to find out what the real problem is. Visiting with a chiropractor may be a good idea but you seem to need an ophthalmologist first. I hope this helps. Take care.