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Thread: Headache, Scalp Pain

Started 1 month ago by anastasio
I've always been somewhat prone to headaches and especially after stopping paxil I've gone through periods where I may have headaches 3 days a week for a few weeks and then I'm fine again. Aleve has always worked very quickly and been long lasting for me in the past. Last Tuesday I had a pretty severe headache on the back of my head but it got better towards the night and after taking an ...
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LCrawford67 replied 1 month ago
It certainly could be stress related, but you could also suffer from migraines, albeit not as severe as what most people suffer when they get a migraine. There's really no way of saying what it's from, one way or the other. If it continues, then see a doctor.

anastasio replied 1 month ago
I know you all will think I'm crazy but today I decided that because I always wear a baseball hat that I wouldn't wear it all day to see what happens and guess what? Practically no scalp pain or headaches for the first day in nearly 2 weeks. I won't say that I've been 100% pain free but honestly I've felt something like a quick pinch or burn maybe 12 times throughout the day whereas before it ...

scotty replied 1 month ago
Put the hat away! Let that head breath! Good for you for figuring it out.

anastasio replied 1 month ago
Of course shortly after I post this it starts burning, lol. Still think it might be hat related, if only because whatever may be on my head attached itself to the cap. I think I will try to see a dermatologist while my insurance deductible has been met for the year and figure out if this thing is skin related or neurological or just me being crazy.

pboy replied 1 month ago
Ive found that submerging my head in hot water or washing my hair really seems to ease my head pains. And then using the hairdryer afterwards. Must be the heat from it or something? A head massage would be great too Im sure.

pax80 replied 1 month ago
I discovered this week , after a 5 year usage, my shampoo Fructis -garnier was causing me head burning symptoms, scalp itching and other symptoms. I've changed to organics and my head is feeling better but not 100% yet!

Lucy replied 1 month ago
Anastasio, I don't have an explanation for it, but I have those electical zaps like the ones you describe -- they seem to be on the scalp, rather than inside the head like the ones I had when I first quit lexapro. Fortunately mine are not accompanied by headaches. I had headaches early in withdrawal but now they are rare.

nicole55 replied 3 weeks, 6 days ago
regarding your hat... It's not so odd. In the past wore headbands to keep my hair back, and certain ones would give me a severe headache. I would have some relief right away after taking it off and usually it would go away completely within a half hour. I also had this with some glasses/sunglasses. Something about pressure on the side of the head near the ears, it is a ...

pboy replied 3 weeks, 5 days ago
I think heat really helps head pains. I get pains just above my eyes, the forehead especially. Rubbing hot water over my head REALLY eased this, it felt so good. I'm going to buy some of those migraine heat patches and see if they do anything.

 

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anastasio
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Headache, Scalp Pain
Published (2009-10-30 22:54:00)
Of course shortly after I post this it starts burning, lol. Still think it might be hat related, if only because whatever may be on my head attached itself to the cap. I think I will try to see a dermatologist while my insurance deductible has been met for the year and figure out if this thing is skin related or neurological or just me being crazy.
pboy
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Headache, Scalp Pain
Published (2009-11-05 04:10:00)
I think heat really helps head pains. I get pains just above my eyes, the forehead especially. Rubbing hot water over my head REALLY eased this, it felt so good. I'm going to buy some of those migraine heat patches and see if they do anything.
LCrawford67
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Headache, Scalp Pain
Published (2009-10-28 06:19:00)
It certainly could be stress related, but you could also suffer from migraines, albeit not as severe as what most people suffer when they get a migraine. There's really no way of saying what it's from, one way or the other. If it continues, then see a doctor.
scotty
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Headache, Scalp Pain
Published (2009-10-30 22:09:00)
Put the hat away! Let that head breath! Good for you for figuring it out.
pax80
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Headache, Scalp Pain
Published (2009-11-01 07:19:00)
I discovered this week , after a 5 year usage, my shampoo Fructis -garnier was causing me head burning symptoms, scalp itching and other symptoms. I've changed to organics and my head is feeling better but not 100% yet!
Lucy
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Headache, Scalp Pain
Published (2009-11-01 07:32:00)
Anastasio, I don't have an explanation for it, but I have those electical zaps like the ones you describe -- they seem to be on the scalp, rather than inside the head like the ones I had when I first quit lexapro. Fortunately mine are not accompanied by headaches. I had headaches early in withdrawal but now they are rare.
nicole55
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Headache, Scalp Pain
Published (2009-11-04 13:10:00)
regarding your hat... It's not so odd. In the past wore headbands to keep my hair back, and certain ones would give me a severe headache. I would have some relief right away after taking it off and usually it would go away completely within a half hour. I also had this with some glasses/sunglasses. Something about pressure on the side of the head near the ears, it is a very sensitive area for me. It would sneak up on me after hours with...

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