QUOTE(dejiar @ Jul 30 2018, 12:22 AM)
Not sure is though, i just change my spec due to doctor advice, but the new spec make me feel uncomfortable, so i wear back my old spec. both spec does not give me clear vision.
My memory are abit bad recently such as cnt remember the name who i meet 3 month ago (meet for 1 month or 2) until ppl remind me.
my migraine is bad, if i walk under hot sun for more than 3 minute, the whole day i will have headache until i sleep and wake up.
i) whole day, but better at night, and is not constantly, is like someone come to me and press my head once than run away. like very 10 min or so.
ii)refer to i, usually 7 days a week.
iii)wake up than headache, feel worse if i driving (observe it recently, still yet to confirm), other than that, anytime oso will trigger unless i lay down
iv)like u something pressing from inside? i not sure how to describe tat, but is not sharp pain level is like 3/10 i think
v)feel better if i am doing others thing or chatting with someone. (my job mostly home base)
vi)not really, but sometime if my head was laying on some place, will have slight pain. but just sometime. (i have back pain, near kidney area and neck pain, moving my neck always produce sounds crak crak)
does ur headache improve, when you not wearing specs and not watching/reading (ie. relaxed state)?
do u feel headache intensify with each heartbeat, ie. u can feel the heartbeat pattern in ur head?
do u have enough sleep?
when did ur headache begin? after changing specs? after having back pain? after changing PC monitor? chair?
My personal opinion is that it is ur lifestyle - bad habits accumulated, till ur body cannot take it.
This is on the assumption that ur xray is clear, and ALL blood parameters (except your fatty liver) are within normal range.
This is supported by the fact that u have back pain, neck pain, stiff neck, poor memory, etc.
I presume u have very little sleep, maybe insomnia, and sit long time (1hr or more) without moving around?
I also suspect your blood pressure monitor (BPM) not accurate, because ur blood pressure seems too good, if u really have such symptoms.
if my speculation is true, paracetamol doesn't work well on u, not even muscle relaxant.
in fact, to recover, u merely need to change ur lifestyle - 8hr continuous sleep, move around every 30 mins, bring your BPM to ur Dr for calibration or get an accurate BPM, drink plenty of water, etc.