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i got a serious pain in my head, any help

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paddyc23

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I was diving with my buddy yesterday at the beach, without spearguns, we were in about 7m of water chasing flat fish, loads of them and big bass, while i dived down i got a severer headache, all most like a migrain, i re-surfaced and relaxed myself by swimming into shallow water, i took a min or 2 to myself and tried diving about 1m to get my breathing into shape, soon as i did that the pain came bk again, when i was a baby i got messels and rubela toghther quiet bad and my left ear drum bursted, its healed up now, when i got the pain it was in my left sinus, left frontal lobe, its quiet sore now, any ideas to make this go away and not reaccure, diet, fittness etc
 
Don't force things, if pain is persistent I advise seeing a doctor otherwise you could cause further damage which might take longer to heal!
 
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