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Old 06-20-2011, 01:57 PM #1
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Default headache from PCS

I hear a lot of you talking about headaches from PCS. The way you describe them, they come and go. Mine has been there since the moment I hit my head and has not lessened or gotten worse. Does anyone have this?

I have to admit, it did change a bit in the beginning. It moved around and my head tingled, etc... but this one pain that has lasted, has been there since the beginning and has not changed. It's a constant grating feeling on the very top of my head. Right around the area of the corpus collasum (or however you spell it!) I sometimes feel pressure in the back of my skull but not as much as the pain at the top which is constant. Constantly there for 3 months now.

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