This could be what's referred to as ice
pick headaches. There's another active
thread about it on the forum right now.
Here's a description from the cleveland
clinic's website:
"ice pick headache refers to a type of
headache pain that is described as
momentary, sharp, and/or jabbing that
occurs either once or several times a day
at irregular intervals. It has also been
nicknamed the "jabs and jolts" or "stabs
and jabs" headache. The pain is most
often felt around one eye or the temple
area and it recurs in the same place or
may move to other places on the same side
of the head or the opposite side. These
headaches are more likely in patients with
migraine or cluster headaches. It is
uncommon in the pediatric and adolescent
population. This type of headache
disappears spontaneously in many cases or
can be successfully treated with
indomethacin."
(http://www.Clevelandclinic.Org/health/hea
lth-info/docs/3400/3469.Asp?Index=11663&am
p;src=news)
-kerrie
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