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PT may find some trigger points in your muscles, those can be treated manually by holding pressure on it a short time, til it resolves..
The scalp pain, eye pain, and dizziness could be due to trigger points & referred pain..

Web search trigger points for more info.. there are even some trigger point interactive sites.
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