I never really mentioned this to my doctor because it rarely happens but I should ask if anyone has these problems as well. Sometimes when I sneeze, laugh to hard, or bend over I tend to have head pain the the top on the right side of my head. I tried looking for answers but couldn't find anything. I was hoping everyone on here could help. I am going to talk to my doctor as soon as I can about it but won't be for awhile because she's so booked.
Thank you for reading.
I'm 18 by the way.
Best to see doc if you're concerned.
Sounds like sinuses. Get to see the Dr when you can as they can offer treatment with the correct diagnoses. X
This sounds like a "cough headache". It is very painful, like explosions in the head when I did anything with a mild strain - even laughing. I went to the doctor eventually and after a couple of head scans to eliminate nasty things was diagnosed with a "cough headache". I was put on propranalol which has taken them away. If I don't take the pills it comes back. The doctor said they don't know why it comes but it usually goes - eventually. I am still waiting. Originally the doctor said it was tight shoulders and suggested physiotherapy. It isn't. It is a very painful condition. Hope this helps.
Does it feel like a wire pulling at that point? The reason I ask is I had similar and it all came down to a trapped nerve in my neck that when I moved my head in a particular way it upset the trapped nerve and gave me a precise pain in the same place every time. I ended up going to a chiropractor and it stopped.
I have it occasionally and its from a trapped nerve in my neck from slipped discs.
Sam iF I SNEEZE I'm in deep trouble as my whole head and face suffers to such a degree that I think I may pass out, all that sparks in my eyes and ears. have you been in a car accident or on a bike and had some problem when stopping suddenly anything that may have caused your head to snap back, because I've never been the same since my accident , so please even if it is something odd go to your Doctor and get good advice because it can linger there and then all of a sudden all hell breaks loose with strange ringing in ears for a start , please please don't leave it get it checked out as you have your whole life ahead of you, best Alex
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