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4-day Migraine and Ear Pressure Pain

Annikaz

718d

I’ve had a really bad migraine for 4 days now non-stop. I went to the ER cuz of really bad ear pressure pain and they did nothing about it. Has anyone else had migraines last this long? I have ear pain, nausea, and dizziness. Mine usually go away after taking my meds but not this time

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    • Annikaz

      711d

      @Trix17 it ended being a sinus infection! Since I’m immunocompromised I got antibiotics. ER refused to consider my autoimmune disorder when evaluating me before I saw a real doc

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    • Trix17

      712d

      Sounds like a sinus infection. Try Sudafed with your pain med and see if it clears up. Those new migraine meds work great. I use Emgality.

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      • Annikaz

        711d

        @Trix17 it ended being a sinus infection! Since I’m immunocompromised I got antibiotics. ER refused to consider my autoimmune disorder when evaluating me before I saw a real doc

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    • Annikaz

      714d

      Thanks for all the advice! Turns out it was a sinus infection!! On meds now

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      • IAmTired247

        712d

        @Annikaz glad you found out what it was and it wasn't anything severe! Hope it goes away!

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      • Calibird

        714d

        @Annikaz oof that's not fun,glad to hear you're doing better 🙂

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    • SmilingThruItAll

      714d

      Get an MRI

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    • Calibird

      718d

      Have you tried the old two Advil,two Sudafed,and a swing of coca cola? This works for most of my migraines but for my worse one they (e.r staff) usually give me Tylenol and a Benadryl

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    • IAmTired247

      718d

      Yes I do. Mine is caused by multiple brain tumors in my left lobe of the brain. Could you go get an MRI done possibly? It could also be the brain slipping out of the skull or more fluid in the brain then normal. There are a lot of reasons for migraines, an MRI would be helpful if it's possible to get one

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