When to call a doc?

Doggiedo

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Posted 12/15/2016 5:36 PM (GMT -7)

In the past month, I tracked my headaches and I counted 15 different instances of headaches, one really bad one - I'd probably classify it as a migraine. Most of them are in the same spot- front over my eyes and in my forehead. I rotate with over the counter pain relievers - sometimes it helps and sometimes it doesn't.

I haven't been able to track any trigggers- chocolate, cheese, scents, stress, etc. Sometimes I wake up with the headache and other times it comes in the evening.

I guess I don't know whether I should call my primary doc or if I should just deal with it. Is there anything they might able to do to help it?

BnotAfraid

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Posted 12/17/2016 5:52 AM (GMT -7)

Sounds like it could be anything from sinus's to cluster pain.

Call your doc and get checked out. Do not let it wait. Sinus infections can last a long time.

Peace
Trina

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DX: reverse Trigeminal Neuralgia;Cluster headaches; Atypical face pain;Hemicrania Continua; raynauds;complex PTSD; recurring MDD,disassociative disorder;

jenagade

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Posted 12/18/2016 9:50 PM (GMT -7)

Its worth seeing a neurologist, even if just for peace of mind. They might be able to help you better track down the triggers or identify what might be causing the headaches.

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