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Migraine Headaches That Travel From One Temple To Other, Severe Soreness On Top Of Head. Help?

Hi, My name is Stacy. I have Migraine Headaches , they go from one side of my temple to the other. Other times my whole head hurts with sharp stabbing pain. this can go on for days and weeks. Right in the middle of the top of my head gets so sore i can t even brush my hair. I have take every thing on the market bet nothing works. I even had CT s and MRI s, but they say they can t find nothing. I need help. Can you help?
Tue, 29 Jan 2013
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Hi Stacy,
Thanks for writing your query.

Migraine headaches are single sided headaches. You have mentioned that you have diifficulty even in brushing your hairs. Your headache seems unlikely due to migraines. It indicates more of a neuropathic pain.

You should get yourself exained by a Neurophysician.

In addition to pain killers like Ibuprofen one tablet twice a day after meals, you can take methylcobaline preparation along with pregabalin after discussing with your doctor.
These medicines are effective in decreasing nerve pain.

I hope this is helpful to you.
Thanks.
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Migraine Headaches That Travel From One Temple To Other, Severe Soreness On Top Of Head. Help?

Hi Stacy, Thanks for writing your query. Migraine headaches are single sided headaches. You have mentioned that you have diifficulty even in brushing your hairs. Your headache seems unlikely due to migraines. It indicates more of a neuropathic pain. You should get yourself exained by a Neurophysician. In addition to pain killers like Ibuprofen one tablet twice a day after meals, you can take methylcobaline preparation along with pregabalin after discussing with your doctor. These medicines are effective in decreasing nerve pain. I hope this is helpful to you. Thanks.