Brief Answer:
Needs clinical correlation
Detailed Answer:
Good day Miss Mlwim!
Thank you for asking. I am Dr S Khan and i would like to help you with your this pain on scalp.
Miss Mlwim these scalp pains could be
headaches or could be frontal sinuses infections. It needs a clinical correlation. If the issue has not been persistent for long time i am sure there is nothing to worry about. If the pains like these recur again and again then i recommend visit to a
neurologist for further sorting out the aetiology for you. It could be
migraine or
neuralgia or
sinusitis. An otorhinolaryngologist should be consulted too.
Mean while some
acetaminophen would be enough to relieve pain. Nasal decongestants will sooth the pain with concomitant avoiding the triggers for migraine
Alcohol - Particularly wine and beer
Caffeine overuse or caffeine withdrawal
Chocolate
Aspartame - eg, NutraSweet and Equal
Monosodium glutamate (MSG) - May be found in Asian food, canned soup, frozen or processed foods, and the seasoning product Accent
Fruits - Citrus fruits, bananas, avocados, and dried fruit
Nuts - Peanuts, soy nuts, and soy sauce
Tyramine, a biogenic amine that accumulates in food as it ages, may provoke migraine. Sources include the following:
Dairy - Aged cheese
Meat - Bacon, sausage, luncheon meat, deli meat, pepperoni, and smoked or cured meat
Pickled foods
Heavily yeasted breads - Eg, sourdough
Vinegars - Especially wine vinegar
Some types of beans
Hope it helps Miss Mlwim. Seek help if the problem persisted and take good care of yourself and don't forget to close the discussion please.
Regards
Khan