Painful At Intersection Of Parietal And Occipital Area Of Skull, Inflammation And Surface Lesion, Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches
I have noticed a spontaneous painful area at the intersection of both parietal and occipital areas of my skull; the lamboidal suture. There's is no evident inflammation or surface lesion. There is no trauma. My symptoms occurred abruptly. with slight finger pressure there is slight dizziness, some nausea, and headache radiates both sides of each parietal. Have you heard of this before and what should I do?
Headache of this pattern is mostly associated with what is called stress headache. Stress induces the headache and is associated with spams of the neck muscles.
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Painful At Intersection Of Parietal And Occipital Area Of Skull, Inflammation And Surface Lesion, Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches
Hello, Headache of this pattern is mostly associated with what is called stress headache. Stress induces the headache and is associated with spams of the neck muscles.