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in reply to: Head fell to left #33418
I have some good news at last! I have waited 25 years for this…..I went to A&E last night after nearly fainting again, he said it is your spine, neck trapping nerves affecting your sympathetic nervous system.
He has told GP to book mri scan for me.
I rang GP today he has booked the scan but there is a 6 weeks waiting time…even labelled urgent!
But at last, I have an answer, so relieved, let’s hope they will operate to fix the problem.
It seems to happen if I am sat and lean forward at a desk or lean back too far, then I nearly pass out, or bending over. I get a dreadful pain under righthand side shoulder blade too.
If I wiggle right shoulder it makes a horrid grating noise and I can feel pain at base of shoulder base and just below collarbone, and it twangs something.
Thank you Sir for all your help and advice.
Patriciain reply to: Head fell to left #31494Oh, I’ve not heard of that before. OK thank you so much, I will tell my Dr.
in reply to: Head fell to left #31374Well still no diagnosis, but I had another one of these scary attacks on Friday. Had to call an ambulance out. Went very dizzy, didn’t feel to be breathing, had to keep purposely taking in deep breaths to feel ok, head and body slumped to left, I couldn’t sit up straight, pressure in temples, a shiver right through my whole body now and then, felt faint, far away. Horrible and very scary! Drs checked for heart attack but none, all heart tests normal. Dr has no idea what it is. He too suggested referral to Neurologist.
in reply to: Head fell to left #31339I certainly will.
in reply to: Head fell to left #31318OK, so that just leaves a heart problem then. My GP has referred me to cardiology so we will see what they say. Thank you Sir, I do appreciate your time and opinion.
in reply to: Head fell to left #31303Could it be Vertebral arteries getting occluded?
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