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I have a burning stinging pain right in the middle of my forehead... any idea as to what it might be?
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Headaches: It could be a headache like a sinus or cluster headache. Potentially could also be a ice pick headache. If you have any dizziness or trouble with your vision like double or loss of vision, suggest go to a doctor or if severe enough, possibly to emergency room.
Answered 7/4/2018
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