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What Causes Migraine, Nausea And Occasional Dizziness?

Last Saturday I was playing with my dog and his jaw and my forehead collided and now I have two small bumps, a migraine that comes and goes, nausea, and occasional dizziness. I m not sure if all of that is me just having a migraine with symptoms and I just happened to hit my head or if I should see a doctor...? But I mean I m still alive and I haven t passed out, so I should be fine, just in pain?
posted on Fri, 25 Jul 2014
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Hello
I share your concern
Looking at your history this could be due to any of these
1.Migraine or tension type headache
2. May be associated with high blood pressure
3. Refractory error of eye

I would advise you to consult an ophthalmologist for examination and test for refractory error of eye
Check your blood pressure with your doctor and if to comes to be elevated please consult a cardiologist for medicines and life style modifications

Meanwhile you can take acetaminophen for pain relief
avoid smoking and alcohol

Hope this helps you
thanks for your question
wish you good health
regards
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What Causes Migraine, Nausea And Occasional Dizziness?

Hello I share your concern Looking at your history this could be due to any of these 1.Migraine or tension type headache 2. May be associated with high blood pressure 3. Refractory error of eye I would advise you to consult an ophthalmologist for examination and test for refractory error of eye Check your blood pressure with your doctor and if to comes to be elevated please consult a cardiologist for medicines and life style modifications Meanwhile you can take acetaminophen for pain relief avoid smoking and alcohol Hope this helps you thanks for your question wish you good health regards