So on 12/5/22 I was diagnosed with MS - seems fairly mild at this point. A few years ago a firearm went off next to my head and I've had tinnitus in my left ear ever since. I saw an ENT and they said it doesn't appear to be any physical cause at this point. Back in November after initial MS was suspected I went on a 3-day SoluMedrol infusion run (1000mg daily), and now I'm on 40mg Copaxone 3x weekly. Recently I've started having minor head pressure in my temples - much like mild sinus pressure - somewhat regularly... it typically resolves within minutes without any medicine/etc. The more concerning issue is I'm now periodically getting what I believe to be ice pick headaches. It's just a brief flash of pain, roughly 2 inches above my left ear - maybe slightly forward of my ear. It happens so fast I barely feel it coming on, and it goes away within seconds. I haven't been getting the best sleep lately, and the job has been bit stressful, but I went ahead and shared with my neuro to be safe. They feel it's nothing MS-related. Just wanted to throw it out there and see if anyone else has had similar experiences, and what their response has been. I've seen a number of articles saying that MS tends to cause things like ice pick headaches (assuming that's what it is) - that sometimes it's a sign of relapse, other times it's just a combination of sleep/stress/caffeine/etc. Still very new to all this, just trying to figure out what "normal" looks like.