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Facial/temporal and ear spasms, tinnitus, vertigo, pain. Please help

Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: Feb 1 9:59am | Replies (29)
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@windyshores-

What was the cause of your occipital neuralgia (tight occipital muscles pulling aggravation of nerves)?

Was this from tight neck muscles? Repeated tension on the neck shoulder muscles?

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windyshores | @windyshores | Jan 20 7:46pm

I am still not sure. I have cervical stenosis, myelopathy that means communication of pain from neck to shoulder and arm, radiculopathy, paresthesias, spinal cord damage (Babinski reflex is positive) lupus and probabl scleroderma, 7 spinal fractures. "central " (meaning from brain) vertigo, central migraine and pain centralization syndrome. You can choose, I can't.

The trigeminal and occipital neuralgia are mainly triggered by certain frequencies of noise. The auditory system, facial/trigeminal/occipital nerves, cervical area, and brain/brain stem are all connected and interact in ways that are complex.

I am not especially stressed or anxious.

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