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Does Anybody Experience Burning Sensation In The Back Of Your Head?
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I sometimes experience a burning sensation in the back of my head. it feels like its on fire. I feel a heavy pressure and sometimes get dizzy. I am not doing anything physically demanding. It comes on at anytime and it happens when I am just playing with my daughter, or even just walking.
Any suggestions? I have seen the Dr. and was told it was stress.

posted May 10, 2015
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A MyFibroTeam Member

Short stuff Yes I did. It was when the symptoms first started. Do you sit at a computer desk at work?

posted May 11, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

I get it when I've been up and busy for to long. A burning pain in the base of my head. It usually triggers a migraine for me.

posted May 14, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

I get that burning sensation on my left side of my head.. Dr didn't give ans. Got a brain scan all clear.. I don't have to be doing anything and the sensation comes on., its 1 of the first things I got also numbness I left arm and hand before i took really I'll..

posted May 13, 2015

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