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Old 08-27-2012, 11:54 AM #1
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Default Clicking sound in head

I'm not sure how best to describe this but here goes:

My headaches are worst when I look down. If I look down to read a book or to pick something up from the floor, I get this huge wash of throbbing pain unlike any headache I ever experienced pre tbi. It sort of feels like my head is being crushed.

Anyway, about 80% of the time, when I put my head back to normal position, I feel a click/thud in my head. It also happens if I've been sitting with my head in one position for a while and move. It almost feels like my brain isn't properly supported in my head anymore, as gross as that sounds. I've explained this to the docs but I'm still awaiting proper after treatment so I don't know what they make of it. Does anybody else experience this?
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