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Submitted on: 29-05-2014; Answers: 9; Tagged under: Headaches       ✘ Report abuse
Q over the last few years i have suffered from severe headaches at times. five months ago i received a bad knock to the head. a CT scan was taken of my head and an arachnoid cyst was found on my temporal lobe. since then i have had constant headaches getting very bad at times recently putting me in hospital. i have seen a neurosurgeon but have no clear answers. is it possible for the cyst to be causing my headaches. it has not grown in the last five months that anybody could see

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It is possible. Yes we would be able to see it and possibly heal it. We have healed other people with similar situations. John (my husband and Co-Healer) was hit by a car 20 years ago. He was told he wouldn't walk or talk again. He healed himself and walked out of hospital 3 weeks later.
For this reason I am confident we could help you. I am happy to do a free phone assessment to see how we can help. If you are not in Wellington, we can do quite a bit over skype or the phone.
Good luck either way.
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Answered by: Wisdom Traders;
Answered on: 23-10-2014;
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A If you live in the Manawatu, then I would like to talk to you, about how I can help you.
Answered by: Bella Vita Day Spa;
Answered on: 30-05-2014;
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A Hi as previously stated 'that your body is telling you to act now', with headaches and the cyst, if you think back there may be many other tell tales for call to action prior the knock to your head.
Ortho-Bionomy is a very gentle therapy that works to stimulate your internal healing process to back track healing with stress, injuries and trauma. Best of luck Vicki, Atlas Health Clinic Wellington.
Answered by: Atlas Health Ortho-Bionomy;
Answered on: 30-05-2014;
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A As you have stated that you have had headaches over the last few years, I would be looking at that first and foremost. I believe the knock to your head and subsequent cyst are just your body's way of telling you to please get this sorted. Seeming 'accidents' work like that. You need to go much deeper to the source of your headaches, and not just focus on the physical symptoms. I would love have a consultation with you in my Homeopathic Practice. If you are interested give me a ring on 09 4279 279 or 021 298 3914 or email me [email protected]. Regards, Mary
Answered by: Mary Tonner Consulting;
Answered on: 30-05-2014;
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A Hi there
I agree with my learned colleagues here that it is worth trying a few non-invasive approaches before radical procedures like operations, especially if the surgeons are not totally confident at this time.
For my part I specialise in impact injury resolution, using Flinchlock Release Therapy. It is possible that releasing the pressures from your head, and probably neck, trauma might be enough to sort your pain. It would also, and at the very least, stand you in much better ground to deal with any further or more drastic steps such as an operations if it went that way, as your whole system would be calmed down, and pressure would be much reduced (it is possibly still in a bit of fight or flight since the accident). My website has more detail, and for a ConTact C.A.R.E / Flinchlock Release Therpist outside of Auckland try www.contactcare.co.nz, Good luck
Answered by: Release Body Therapy and NLP Coaching;
Answered on: 29-05-2014;
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A Yup, all of the previous commentators have good points. I would add that 99+% of headaches I treat are caused either by tight muscles or misaligned vertebrae. Either way, get that checked out first by a chiro, osteo or massage therapist. If the cyst is stable it's probably not worth the trauma of surgery, especially if the pain can be relieved by physical therapy.
Astarte
Answered by: Your Essential Wellbeing;
Answered on: 29-05-2014;
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A Hi, I am sorry to hear of your experience. Many years ago my brother experienced severe headaches, had all the tests going, took medication to ease it, had treatments. What we did not consider at the time was that he was living a really stressful life, not just worrying about what was happening to him but things at work was not good, they would struggling financial and they did not know about wellbeing, relaxation, meditations, fun stuff. Have more balance. I dont know if this is of any use but Icertainly with you all the very best. Must be affecting your concentration, fatigue, mood etc. Take care.
Answered by: Liz Gow LIfe Coach;
Answered on: 29-05-2014;
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A Hi,
It is possible that the cyst is involved, but if you have seen a neurosurgeon and no clear answer it is time to look at other possible causes.As a chiropractor with 35 years of experience I have treated a lot of people suffering from headaches with good results. Almost always there is a neck problem, and a bad knock to the head would almost certainly damage your cervical spine (neck). Get it checked !

David
Answered by: Mt Albert Chiropractic Centre;
Answered on: 29-05-2014;
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A Hello yes it is possible the headaches are to do with the cyst, but also the knock to the head could have caused the cranium bones to be a little out of place which would cause the headaches too. At Purity Healing we offer services to help both of these things - cranial sacral therapy to help the positioning of the cranium bones and release any tight fascia tissue in the brain causing tension headaches and also biolight therapy that may help reduce the impact of the cyst and the problems that is causing. Please see my website for more info - www.purityhealing.wordpress.com
Answered by: Purity Healing;
Answered on: 29-05-2014;
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