What Causes Sharp Stabbing Pains On The Right Side Of Head?
Hi I get really sharp sudden stabbing pains on the right side of my head.when it happens it could be anywhere on the right side of my head but most of all behind my eye this pain is exscruciating behind my right eye and ear which cause temporary blurred vision in my eye and dizziness this happens most times this can happen 2-3 times a day some days or 10-15 times other days I ve been to docs and to hospital and have been told it s cluster headaches but I felt like I was told that just to get rid of me from the hospital can u help me I m really getting worried about this
Cluster headache is usually present in male with onset in young age. It is very disabling unilateral onset and may be associated with ocular or retroorbital pain. A close differential diagnosis to be looked for is glaucoma which sometimes presents with ocular pain, redness, blurring, pupil dilatation and severe frontal headache. Your case seems to be cluster headache if it has above features with periodicity. Patients improve spontaneously after few days and may be asymptomatic for months. Few may require prophylaxis. Consult a nearby neurologist. Hoping for your recover .
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What Causes Sharp Stabbing Pains On The Right Side Of Head?
Cluster headache is usually present in male with onset in young age. It is very disabling unilateral onset and may be associated with ocular or retroorbital pain. A close differential diagnosis to be looked for is glaucoma which sometimes presents with ocular pain, redness, blurring, pupil dilatation and severe frontal headache. Your case seems to be cluster headache if it has above features with periodicity. Patients improve spontaneously after few days and may be asymptomatic for months. Few may require prophylaxis. Consult a nearby neurologist. Hoping for your recover .