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Topic: Pain in the "God Spot" on Forehead upon awakening, what is this ?

lymetwister
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I'm not very Religious and I have read this spot has been linked to religious beliefs.

I wake up most mornings with a strange sensation right between the eyes. It encompasses the size of a baseball. Makes it difficult to keep my eyes open as it is linked with bilateral eye pain.

When I get up out of bed and go to a chair, it eases up. My guess is it's part of my Hypoperfusion and the blood flow changes with position change make it go away, but laying in bed with this is so terrible.

Of course once I can get rid of it, the pain goes to the back of my head.

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bearlythere
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Have you ever been tested for hypercoagulation? Or thick blood?

I have read many articles on babesia causing this.

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lymetwister
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Blood tests look ok, but I do take Boluoke nevertheless.

Dr. Christ has done studies that suggest upward of 85% I believe of all Lyme patients have Hypercoagulation problems.

His patients are on Heparing SQ.

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Keebler
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I believe the name you intend does not have an "h" in it. But, considering the thread's title, I love the typo.

Have you massaged your scalp? It could be tense muscles, too.
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WhitneyS
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I always have tension in this spot. I got it before I was sick too. I think I get it when I'm tired and maybe havent slept well for a while. It feels like its a tense muscle that wont relax.

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canefan17
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I've felt it before when Bartonella was flaring

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Al
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Sinus infection

ROCHESTER, Minn. � Mayo Clinic yesterday received broad patent coverage for a new treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS), commonly called �sinus infection,� a disease that annually affects 32 million adults in the United States and currently has no Food and Drug Administration-approved treatment.

Studies at Mayo Clinic have found the cause of CRS � a reaction to certain fungi � and demonstrated that the delivery of antifungal drugs directly into the nose and sinuses is safe and significantly reduces patients? symptoms. Improvements in asthma symptoms were noted in the same patient group. Past medical treatments for chronic sinus infections have been unsuccessful or produced severe side effects.

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hopeful4
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Could be sinus.

Could be referred pain, perhaps from TMJ?

Best wishes.

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