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sdrawkcab

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Sensitive Side? Posted: 08-23-04 09:03am


Sometimes I get a sharp pain on one side of my forehead. It seems to be more sensitive than the otherside, is this normal? For example, if I lean over to pick something up, that's when I get the pain the most frequent, but it soon goes. Can anyone help?

Lindsay604

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Posted: 09-09-04 21:19pm


The sharp pains are common and they are known as ideopathic stabbing headaches or "ice pick headaches". Do you get migraines? It is not uncommon to have a sensitive side of the head when you get the stabbing headaches. You might want to check with your Dr. Just in case.

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