Sometimes when I move my head or my eyes, I feel a pressure. The pain kind of floats – it's there, t…

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Sometimes when I move my head or my eyes, I feel a pressure. The pain kind of floats – it's there, then it's gone. Most often in the frontal lobe. I used to blame it all on hormones and postpartum changes, and also on interrupted sleep. I definitely get up at least three times a night.
Could it cause an abdominal cramp? Above the navel… It's an unpleasant sensation, as if my stomach i…
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nika
I had something similar after an injury, the pain was constant, most intense on the left side of my frontal lobe. A CT scan revealed diffuse small cysts, and a large cyst in the frontal part, with impaired cerebrospinal fluid dynamics and arachnoiditis. It went away over time, apparently everything balanced out. I recommend getting an MRI. My eyes felt pressured too, and I felt nauseous, which is understandable since space-occupying lesions cause such symptoms. I'm not trying to scare you, but it's better to get checked out.
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Olcha
If your head hurts because of something you wrote, it will pass once things normalize. But... as someone who gets migraines, I can tell you that daily headaches mean you need to see a neurologist and find the right medication. However, even that doesn't always help.
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Tatyana
nika I once, at 22, after having COVID, got so worked up that my face went numb. I had an MRI, and it turned out to be an anxiety disorder.
So now I'm wondering if stress and new circumstances are manifesting in my body like this.
But the pain itself is bothering me (
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Anna
I had that happen when I had trigeminal neuralgia. I went to the Neftegaz hospital, and the neurologist there was really knowledgeable. She diagnosed me quickly and prescribed the right treatment.
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Tatyana
Anna Kristina, do you remember the doctor's last name?
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Anna
Anna Unfortunately not. But I'm currently seeing Evstigneeva at Doctor Arbitailo on Shirotnaya 130 periodically. She's a wonderful doctor, you should try seeing her.
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Arina
You should see a neurologist first. My migraines never went away after my first childbirth, they stayed as hormonal ones. I consistently get them twice a month, during ovulation and on the first day of my period. Exenza helps me, and my digestive system doesn't suffer from it like it did with pills.
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Tatyana
Arina I didn't even know that was a thing (I'll probably wait a month after giving birth and then reach out.
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