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Old 07-09-2007, 01:46 AM #6
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Default Head pressure my major complaint!
Mine started with incredible head pressure coming from the bottom of my head , between my ears and around my head like a tight band. I am using ativan, sometimes 1 a day to keep the sensation feelings away and to keep me from getting so anxious about all these symptoms. My approach is to use this as a crutch until I am healed. I also started using Gota Kola which helps with my concentrations and sleep.
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