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Old 06-10-2014, 11:26 AM #1
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Default Head pressure
I know this is a common complaint amongst PCS sufferers, and I was just wondering if anyone has found something that helps them when the head pressure is noticeable.
I'm currently tapering off Lorazepam, and I don't know if it suppressed the worst of the head pressure or what, but today is day 2 without Lorazepam, and my head feels like it's ready to explode.
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