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Has anyone ever felt as if their brain is boiling, last night was the second time this happened, It feels as if I start with a low grade fever and then a little later it feels as if my brain is boiling and my eyes literally want to explode, there are no outward signs of this, but not very pleasant at all. Hope to get some feedback, it is freaking me out!!
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Has anyone ever felt as if their brain is boiling, last night was the second time this happened, It feels as if I start with a low grade fever and then a little later it feels as if my brain is boiling and my eyes literally want to explode, there are no outward signs of this, but not very pleasant at all. Hope to get some feedback, it is freaking me out!!
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Would you mind writing back and letting me know exactly what you mean by "boiling"? I tend to use a lot of analogies and imagery when I write and I can see you are the same way.. :-) ..however I really need to know EXACTLY what type of symptom(s) you are referring to. Does it feel like a horrible fever of like 106...that definitely makes me think of a brain boiling, or is it more like the "image" of water boiling...kinda like a constant popping sensation or a roiling type of boiling kinda like the sensation of something rolling across your scalp? The reason I ask is so I can try to relate to your symptoms with some of my own headaches. I have had the "fever" one only when I have actually had a really high fever...(several times..all flu and virus related)...the popping boiling one I experience quite a bit as a sinus headache since I have chronic sinusitis (eye thing fits in here).
BUT...if you are talking about the "roiling boiling"...well, I also have that one and therein lies the rub. You see I have had that particular headache for well over 2 years now. My doc says it is fibro related, becuz according to him it is causing my mulsces in my head are contracting. Well I just knew that had to be wrong and I was right.You see there are no muscles in the brain or around the skull like on the scalp. But anyway the eye things would fit here as wii These headaches are really more weird and hard to figure out maybe.Please write back and let me know Exactly what you are talking about, ok ... Irish...
rincewind