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Pain In The Head, Burning In The Arm. No Relief From Painkillers

Hi I have had pains in my head everyday in the morning and evening and also feeling very sick every morning I also had pains in my right arm which then caused burning sensation in the hand and then a cold feeling i and also pain in left leg I have a lot of pain in my eyes my forehead feels ten times bigger and looks slightly bigger no painkiller works help please.
Fri, 31 May 2013
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Hi ! With the history you have given, the nearest diagnosis one can reach is a cervical spondilytis, which can cause headache, and also burning sensation in the hand. The pain in the left may not be related to it. I would suggest you get yourself reviewed by your family physician who may advise you for an x-ray of the cervical spine as an initial investigation tool, and may refer you to a orthopaedician if need be.
Wishing you an early recovery. Thanks.
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Pain In The Head, Burning In The Arm. No Relief From Painkillers

Hi ! With the history you have given, the nearest diagnosis one can reach is a cervical spondilytis, which can cause headache, and also burning sensation in the hand. The pain in the left may not be related to it. I would suggest you get yourself reviewed by your family physician who may advise you for an x-ray of the cervical spine as an initial investigation tool, and may refer you to a orthopaedician if need be. Wishing you an early recovery. Thanks.