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Terrible headache on right side of head.

Posted by kneerider @kneerider, Mar 31 9:19pm

Sometimes it feels like it is earache, toothache, hurts in different places on right side of head. Not migraines. Any other suggestions what might be causing this?

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Jody aka mojo244 | @mojo244 | Apr 6 7:36am

I’m suffer from chronic migraines but, I also experienced the same problem only on my left side.
My problem was misdiagnosed as TMJ for nearly a year….my dentist, yes dentist found it to be stage IV base of tongue cancer which included my throat. The tumor in my throat was causing pressure on a nerve which caused the painful ear.
Not saying this is your problem but don’t waste time getting medical attention!
MOJO

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steve92 | @steve92 | Apr 2 9:53pm
In reply to @pierwell "Sounds exactly like occipital neuralgia. I’ve had it for many years. There are numerous approaches to..." + (show)
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Sounds exactly like occipital neuralgia. I’ve had it for many years. There are numerous approaches to managing it. See a neurologist or pain specialist.

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@pierwell
Thank you. We are planning on it. We've been to a couple already.

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suszy39 | @suszy39 | Apr 2 11:42am
In reply to @pierwell "Sounds exactly like occipital neuralgia. I’ve had it for many years. There are numerous approaches to..." + (show)
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Sounds exactly like occipital neuralgia. I’ve had it for many years. There are numerous approaches to managing it. See a neurologist or pain specialist.

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@pierwell Agree 100%

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mbixler | @mbixler | Apr 1 2:28pm

See a neurologist and get a work up.

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pierwell | @pierwell | Apr 1 9:59am

Sounds exactly like occipital neuralgia. I’ve had it for many years. There are numerous approaches to managing it. See a neurologist or pain specialist.

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