So I was sat at work on Monday and something really scary happened, the back left side of my head popped and then something warm ran down my head, I booked in to see the doctor straight away as was really scared and he seem to think is was my neck but felt in the back of my head! I left it a day and went back again today as since have had a bad headache (I do suffer with them anyway) and saw a different doctor and she is under the same impression as the other doc that it is my neck causing the issues, I have really bad health anxiety and have managed to winde myself up about it, I am off on holiday tomorrow and explained this to the doctor and they have said that if that thought that it was anything serious then they would not let me fly, it was just scary, anyone else had this happen?
Hmm it's never happened to me but I would just tel them that you need to get a headsxan to feel better about it and that your just not gonna b able to live life and get over it until u do
I had an mri in January and it was all clear x
Good advice Emily better be reasured and get test done
Je sais effectivement de quoi vous parlez. Oui oui, c'est une sensation étrange et effrayante. Parce que vous pensez oh non, un AVC. Heureusement, vous êtes allé chez le médecin ! C'était intelligent. Ils savent quoi chercher. Je pense que c'est juste un ton de stress et de tension dans le cou et les muscles et tout devient trop pour le corps et le corps lui-même réagit. Ils sauraient en regardant dans vos yeux et autres si c'était sérieux. Il existe un type similaire appelé maux de tête de type glace qui provoquent de véritables maux de tête avec une sensation de froid. Nos corps peuvent faire des choses si étranges. Les IRM ne mentent pas et sont vérifiées par deux médecins différents et par la technologie, donc vous êtes en sécurité ici. Je pense que vous avez causé une forme de votre propre théorie des points déclencheurs de manière négative par accident et le corps sait très bien comment se soigner lui-même. Allez et profitez de vos vacances.
with health issues, never read too much into a situation or you will find yourself googling everything and assuming you have it.
Yes I've had that happen I also get to where the right side of my face goes numb and stays like that for a little while. The more I think about it the longer it stays it's right under my eye. I've googled reasons for this and it says stroke or anxiety I'm 26 pretty healthy but I have a bad anxiety disorder so I'm trying to rule out stroke.
Hey! How have you felt since then? Ive been feeling the same way.
people get neck pops all the time. The popping sensation is called crepitus and it is the formation and collapse of tiny gas bubbles, caused by pressure changes within the joint.
It can be caused by tightness, stiffness, and poor posture. Generally nothing to be concerned about. 