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Old 06-17-2008, 09:32 AM #1
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Default burning occipital pain
the trigger for this was a cardiac angiogram. I have a burning like fire in the back of my head in the occipital region. This gives me headaches and makes me feel faint. No other symptoms. It hurts to rest my head on anything
The other day i used an ice gel pack as it was really bad and it was warm within 2 minutes.

Am waiting for ct scan.
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