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CrusaderX

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Joined: 03 Jan 2006
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Location: Virginia

Thorbbing In Head Upon Standing Posted: 01-15-06 22:09pm


Hey guys, me again. My anxiety attacks have almost stopped, still there pretty bad on occasion though, but now I have a new thing to fret over... Sometimes when I stand up, it feels like the back of my head is going to explode, not pain, just tightness. I'm guessing this is tension headache, seeing as I look at a computer screen almost all day. But just to make sure, can anyone back this up? It happens when you stand up, not necessarily a blackout spell, just a tightness in the neck/back of head. Thanks :(

cinamon024

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Joined: 15 Jan 2006
Posts: 5

Posted: 01-16-06 01:21am


Ive had that too. Dont worry! :( well not to much. Im sure theres other people out there too. Glad your anxiety is gettin better wish mine would

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