Occipital lobe pain with SCM

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I have a pain in occipital region since last six month sometimes its radiate to temporal region. While i feel temporal pain i doesn't feel any pain in occipital lobe. Its radiating from temporal to occipital. It was going to my lower jaw molar teeth. After removing of lower jaw molar pain stopped radiating to temporal region. In MRI my SCM muscle found subcentimeter lymphnode in level 2,3,4 . I feel pain in occipital lobe while i wake up and feel my scm muscle is tight. What to do?? Any suggestions.. Can cervical lymph node be the cause of occipital lobe pain

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Dr. Irfan Yousuf Wani Neurologist 17 yrs exp Srinagar · Accepted Answer

Dr. Irfan Yousuf Wani

Neurologist 17 yrs exp Srinagar

Cervical lymph nodes don't cause occipital pain. If mri brain is normal then you don't need to worry much. Consult if symptoms persist.

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