Could be dental : If you've had any recent or previous dental procedures done, where your mouth was kept open for a long period of time, this could theoretically cause iatrogenically induced TMJ to occur, which is the temporal mandibular joint . If that's the case, this actually that involves the neck and head too, referring into the eye area. Bruxism or grinding teeth can too. Both can be treated successfully by a holistic dentist, or also cranial dentist.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Headaches: Can be migraine, TMJ dysfunction, best see a doctor with interest in headache management.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Many causes: Headaches can be due to many causes primary headaches 1migraine 2tension headache 3cluster headaches secondary headaches 1excessive use of analgesics 2post head injury(concussion) 3cranial neuralgias due to inflammation of 12 nerves which supply motor;sensation to head;neck 4brain tumors 5high blood pressure 6sinus problems 7pseudotumor cerebri 8 other rare conditions get a second opinion.
Answered 3/27/2014
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