Can someone else relate to this?

Dear Guga-

My suggestion would be to go and have your eyes checked. Headaches can stem from eye strain. You may see fine but your eyes could have changed slightly that your brain and eyes aren't focusing as well as they should. Second, spending a lot of time in front of the computer can also cause eye strain. Sleep deprivation can also cause headaches. Negativity and depression can cause stress which in turn can lead to the muscles of the head and neck to tighten up and cause headaches. Try to work on some relaxation techniques and go see your eye doctor before you even consider a brain tumor. Eliminate all the other possibilities.

Good Luck

Hi Guga,

I often worry that I might have a brain tumor because my pain is so intense, however my doctor assures me I don't have one because my pain comes and goes. From what I know pain tends to be the last symptom of a tumor, confusion, memory loss and myriad of other symptoms tend to occur before pain - though I am not a doctor and am not qualified to give medical advice, I just have a lot of experience. If you're at all concerned it is a tumor seek medical advice.

Spending time in front of the computer can cause a headache.
Spending too much time in bed can cause a headache or make it worse.
Not sleeping properly can cause a headache.
Worrying, negativitiy and depression can cause headaches.

If the headaches are interfering in your life, I would seek medical advice. If they're not, I would get up at the same time each day, eat 3 to 5 healthy meals, exercise daily, and possibly try some relaxation techniques before going to sleep and ensure you get a proper night's sleep (7 - 8 hours sleep).

Good night.

I cannot always control what goes on outside. But I can always control what goes on inside. 
                 --Wayne Dyer