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Mild headache over few days
8 to 10 days before I experienced too much stress.. and followed by headache.. took home medicine and rested for 2 days completely. The severe headache has gone but I'm experiencing mild sensation of tickling on some part of my head now for more than 5 days.
Please advise on treatment and specialist whom should I visit.
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Hello, Headache can be caused due to number of reasons. Headache associated with underlying stress is usually of mild to moderate intensity and not increased by any physical activity. Do you have associated running nose, lacrimation, nausea, vomiting, intolerance to voice and light? There are good medications available to take care of all types of headache.
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Consult nearby neurologist or psychiatrist. You can consult me for further help required.
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For stress induced headache focus on managing the stress. You can consult psychiatrist for medication along with therapy and counseling for which consult a psychologist to help you manage stress
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
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Check ur vision first
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