Sinus headaches tend to result in a strong, throbbing pain near the front of the head and are caused by a sinus inflammation. There are numerous treatments for sinus headache relief, such as certain drugs that may be purchased over the counter or antibiotics prescribed by a doctor. These are not meant to cure the headache directly, but are supposed to reduce the inflammation that is causing the headache.
possible sinus infection
Hurt as in Headache or Pain as in a bump? The stems on glasses can cause a headache if pressing too tight on top of the ear, if you just rec'd a new pair of rx glasses that can cause it also. Did you bump your head and maybe forget about it, sometimes a small bump matters.
This sounds like a sinus headache, which is usually felt in the morning or when you lean your head forward.
Shooting pains in the head can be a symptom of a number of things. It can be a migraine headache, ad sinus headache, or head pain caused by a sore tooth.
I'm sure that you're a hat lover that even when there's no hat on ur head you feel like it is there.
Could be a sinus infection, you sometimes get a sinus infection after having some dental fixes like a crown or root canal even if you never had sinus trouble before
Yes, a sinus infection can cause an ear ache. The fluids that drains off of your sinus can infect the ear, also cause you dizziness or the feeling of being off balance.
See your doctor.
I think you should go to your doctor, it might be a sinus infection in the head which causes sinus headache or sinusitis. There are many signs and symptoms for sinusitis, if you have some of the symptoms, then go visit a doctor and hopefully it won't be anything serious.
That depends on how it got there, if the child hit his/her head and it's just a small bump with no headache or vision problems it is probably OK. You should check with your pediatrician anyway just in case it is a concussion.
One basic cause is too high blood pressure inside the head. Another cause is pain in another part of the body (eyes, ears, sinus, etc.) that is translated to headache in your brain.