Hello im a 25 year old male and i have been having sharp pain in my head that las a few second then go away. they come from as pften as a few times a day to none for a few months... i dont have migrains and i barly get headaches but this is intense. they mostly occur on the right side of my heard above temple or top right side of head. but i also get then on the left sid of head occasionally as well the pain is unberibal when it happen and has taken me to the ground. other than minor residual pain from it happening no other symptom. they have occurd all time od day and night no set time it happen and it dosent matter what im doing laying down walking sitting it just come randomly any idea what it could be. i see ice pick headache but my symptoms are not tipical for that diagnosis. any other suggestions ii will be making an appointment with my doctor soon but any help would be great.
Did you find anything out? I have the exact same symptoms, 25 yo female. I've been having these for years - there is no pattern, they will happen a dozen times in a day for a couple of days, then disappear for a few weeks, then happen just once, then disappear for months...it's weird. People get freaked out when suddenly I grab my head and wince for a couple of seconds and then it goes away. It's all over my head, doesn't seem to be specific to one side or area, but it's always just one place at a time. I don't know if I should be worried.
Hi everyone need some suggestions, I have a sharp pain in the left side of my head above my ear and it happens every few minutes for the last 2 days. I've tried Tylenol and cold ice, is there any ideas or someone that has had this can give me some insight. Little scared because you read things like nervous system and brain tumors please let me know thank you
Wow you and me both. I'm a 28 year old male. Blood tests, physicals, even an MRI of my cervical spine. Even an occipital nerve block has done nothing. I have the exact same symptoms as you, for over a year now. Have you figured it out?
try looking at Trigeminal neuralgia it sounds alot like what youre expiriencing!