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Originally Posted by volatile
When you say head pains, do you mean headaches? Or is it emotional, psychological pain? If it's psychological then you don't need a neurologist.
What you need to do is find a new family doctor then if you are too far from your old one though usually they will refer you to a psychiatrist anyway for psychiatric meds. People on the phone usually have no idea what they are talking about especially if they are only secretaries. You need to figure out what you want to do and find a way to do it regardless of what they say on the phone.
Why would a term discourage you from seeing someone? and a psychiatrist doesn't talk to you. You see them, you tell them this or that and they give you pills. It never lasts longer than the first session which is usually like an hour and the other appointments are only for pill management. They generally do not care what is going on in your head and just want to drug you up. A therapist or psychologist are the ones who use psychotherapy to help your issues. All psychiatrists have a long wait list but if you want drugs then the wait will be worth it.
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That's my problem, I almost don't know if I can wait for very long. The pain never seems to cease, even after rigorous exercise the pain never really seems to subside, it likes to loom. The 'head pain' I'm referring to is a very physical internal pain, I want to say that nerves of some sort are causing it. The pain seems to grow worse whenever I become sexually stimulated, and I haven't masturbated for a few days now because of it.
Because the pain feels centered around my brain, I'm a little afraid that my pain might be life threatening, and I really don't know who to see or what might speed up the process. No one can see me in a flash.. but worst case scenario, I'm sure the E.R. will.
I kinda feel like my best bet might be seeing a NeuroPsychiatrist, because I do feel that my pain might be linked between my psyche and my brain.
When I saw that video back in March, a certain "moment" in that video sent a shockwave of pain to an area of my head. I'm not totally familiar with what an aneurysm is, but I felt like I might have almost had one if I hadn't managed to calm down soon after. That term really scares me, and I don't really know if I want to talk about it very much in depth. I just want to find some help.
So far I've scheduled an appointment to see a neurologist on August 20th, but I may just call others to see if I can find someone sooner, and look into what a Neuropsychiatrist is.