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tenderness of the bridge of the nose along with headache and neck pain

By mlfought | 119 posts, last post
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Dhruv Gupta, MD answered this Pain In The Bridge Of The Nose
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Very bad infection. Stop eating pork and take strong antibiotics
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Mrsa, look up Rudolph nose, nasal vestibular furunculosis
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What is NSAID? I am having this problem for over three years. It starts around 3 PM almost everyday and if I sleep for half hour I get relief.

ENTs and other doctors havent been able to diagnose this. Any help is appreciated. It just wears me down when the pain starts.
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NSAIDS are anti-inflammatory drugs such as Ibuprofen and Naproxen Sodium
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9 months ago I had the same pain across the bridge of my nose which lead to a weird left sided headache sensation more like a tingly with heavy pressure this was what I thought was an imminent stroke ! Of course panic set in and I had a panic attack aswell . Straighten to a and e headscan done ecg all bloods fine . Since then this has happened lots more times and no one can see what's going on ! Had MRI of head and neck all clear doctors don't no what's causing it !!! Some days my left side of head feels like an elephant is standing on it !!! Anyone else had this Sympton ? I get the odd day well I'm ok but other than that it's there all the time
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trigeminal neuralgia needs ruled out
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6/5/2017: Amazing. Saline worked immediately.
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ie cellulitis (inflamation of the cells caused by a baterial infection, most likely staph, sometimes MRSA). I have the same symptoms - feels like I've been punched in the nose for no apparent reason and after reading a lot of other people's accounts and replies from doctors too, I believe this is what it is. It can, in rare cases, spread to the eyes and nose apparently, so it's a good idea to go to the doctor sooner rather than later, who will likely prescribe antibiotics, hopefully performing a culture first to make sure you're on the right ones. Hope this is helpful and good luck.
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I've just read your post and can relate to your complex story, as I'm experiencing nearly identical issues. I'd love to hear from you.

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Hi everyone. Just to let you know. I suffer with the same thing...it's called sinusitis. Go docs. Can be treated. I have it rite now. Got antibiotics. Hope you all get sorted xx
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I have had pressure pain at the bridge of my nose for months which also give me a headache at the front of my heaf. It's not sinusitis although I have suffered with it in the past.
I have had a CT scan which shows all is fine. My consultant prescribed amitriptyline ( which is for depression! ) i am not depressed and you can become dependant on antidepressants, I don't know why he prescribed them to be honest.
I live with this every day. All I was told that quite a lot of people suffer with this problem and they don't know why, not much help.
I don't know what to do , cocodamal doesn't even stop the pain.
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Thank you! I’m going to try this. Feels like I was punched in the nose and pain has gotten worse all day!
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You have what is known as ‘face ache’ yes it’s actually called this it is a problem with the nerves in your face
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I was diagnosed 10 years ago with Sjosgrens Syndrome, I take plaquenil so that helps to keeps some of the symptoms dormant. 4 months ago I started feeling pain and pressure behind the bridge of my nose, eye pain when I move them, pain and sensitivity on my upper teeth,intermittent aches on my temples, forehead, back of the head and neck pain, what else my god! I have been on antibiotics for 8 weeks and I am not still well, so I have to go 2 more weeks to see if it finally helps. The doctor says that Sjosgrens Syndrome plays big part, dry mucous is part of the problems with Sjogrens and the response to the antibiotics has been very slow. I hope when I am done with my 10 week of antibiotics I feel well. I am really exhausted, if I use sprayup my nose with anything it hurts more, I have to cover my nose with a scarf everyday, because the cold wind or weather makes my pain go up. It is a bad situation. I hope to get better, I will keep trying until I get relief.

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what was the prescrip
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