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Computernerd
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Change in headaches
« on: Apr 8th, 2004, 4:42pm » |
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I am 53 year old male and have had headaches behind one eye since I was 18. During these headaches, my nostril on the side with the pain will run profusely and the pain becomes excrutiating. I would get them once or twice a month and they would last for 24 hours or so. This changed 3 weeks ago. Since then, I have had one of these headaches coming and going every day. I became concerned and my doctor ran some tests. My brain MRI is normal and my eyes check out fine. He believes I have cluster headaches. From the information I have provided, does it sound like I have always had cluster headaches but there is now a change in them and is this normal? Thanks for any information I can get.
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thomas
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did you take the cluster quiz? everything about what you are describing does sound like ch, except the 24 hour ha. That puzzles me a bit.
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Re: Change in headaches
« Reply #2 on: Apr 8th, 2004, 5:18pm » |
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Agreed with Thomas. Try the quiz.
Everyone gets them a bit differently.
Could be sinus.
Could be CH.
Could be CPH.
Good luck!
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Re: Change in headaches
« Reply #3 on: Apr 8th, 2004, 9:52pm » |
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I had a HA like that at 15. I am 55. I looked down and it felt like the area behind my right eyebrow filled up with fluid and instant pain. I did have a cold at the time. As I got older, I got similar pain level HAs on the right side. I always thought they were sinues. I didnt have a cold for the later ones. I used ice on them as nothing elses helped. Doctors treated me for sinuses until I was 40 and I figured out they were clusters. They cycled and increased intensity and then faded and left.
I do get a clear watery fluid running out the right nostril befre the onset of a HA sometimes. It can be a drop or sometimes more. Just enough to reach for a kleenex at most.
I hope this helps you.
Sorry if you have these Nerd.
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