Question about the type of headache I'm experiencing...

Hi Twiggygal,

Sorry you are getting these extra headaches. Have you had these before you have experienced them in the last few days? Is the pain just at the top of your head or is it anywhere else as well?

Sometimes we develop other headaches as time goes on, and it is important to keep your Doctor fully informed about any changes you experience in your headaches!

On a pain scale of 1 - 10 (10 being the most excruciating pain you could ever imagine) what number would you put these new headaches at? Please keep in touch.

take care

Ann

Hi Twiggygal,

I think the best advice I can give you is to discuss these new headaches with your Neuro when you see him next time, or it they are becoming a problem as soon as possible!

Let me know how you get on, take care

Ann

I don't have a neuro... how do I find a good one?

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Also if your having insurance pay, most companies make you have a referral from your primary physician. Good Luck !

Twiggygal-

The whole health insurance thing stinks--I'm sorry! The specialists are usually pretty expensive...Mine usually run about $125/visit, that is what they charge my insurance. I know all doctors are different though, so you could call the doctors office first and see how much it would cost and see what they say (I can't believe the cost of your other doctor appointment--just not fair, when you are the one trying to deal with your medical condition)...

In your area I found a place called Noran Clinic which has a website. I would definently call though, the first visit can be pricey sometimes, and then follow up visits not as bad. I go to a clinic--my first visit was very expensive, but the rest are about an average doctor office visit for me...I don't know anything about this clinic, I did a web search of headache clinics in your area and this is the one that popped up!

The other thing if you find that it is to expensive to see a neuro/headache specialist, do you see your primary regularly? Maybe would they be willing to help in the mean time--the only issue there is, the may have no clue as to the diagnosis-hmm, but you never know...

Have you noticed any other things with your headaches? Things with your eyes or nose?

Take Care!

Hi Twiggygal,

I'm sorry you're having a tough time with these headaches.

I live in Canada, but have access to the US through the media, web, etc. Are you eligible for any kind of aid? Any agency that would help pay for your doctor's visits?

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Nicky

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