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Question Do you suffer from Occipital Neuralgia?

Hi Canagirl,

Has this condition been diagnosed?
If so, is this "Occipital Neuralgia?"
There are descriptions of symptoms and some suggestions for relieving pain in "occipital neuralgia" in these links:

http://www.webmd.com/migraines-heada...ses-treatments

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neuro...neuralgia.html


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Hi Canagirl,

Has this condition been diagnosed?
If so, is this "Occipital Neuralgia?"
There are descriptions of symptoms and some suggestions for relieving pain in "occipital neuralgia" in these links:

http://www.webmd.com/migraines-heada...ses-treatments

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neuro...neuralgia.html


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It hasn't been diagnosed but that sounds right. I've tried massage, Advil, etc....
I'll talk to neuro about nerve blick
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It hasn't been diagnosed but that sounds right. I've tried massage, Advil, etc....
I'll talk to neuro about nerve blick
Canagirl,

I hope you can find relief before your appointment.

Have you tried massaging your neck and shoulders with either magnesium sulfate (Morton's Epsom lotion) or magnesium chloride (usually an oil base)?

I hope you can get help with a massage.

If there is neck level impingement, it may be made worse with muscle spasms.
It may be helpful to calm the spasms. WebMD had mentioned a muscle relaxant and heat, which often relaxes spasms. At the same time, heat applications can aggravate inflammation. Thus finding relief may be a bit of trial and error.

Some people use the essential oil of lavender (a few drops) in a carrier oil (jojoba, almond, others) for muscle relaxation, and mind calming effects.

I am still trying to think of a home-made remedy for you.


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