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I have terrible headaches due to sinus congestion on my temple and forehead.
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Sinus pressure, pain: Sinus pressure and infections may results in symptoms of facial pain or headaches as well as ear pain. Temple, forehead, and ear pain may be radiating or referred pain. Pressure symptoms may be at the forehead, cheekbones, around the eyes, or between the eyes. Pain may also radiate to the back of the head or upper teeth. You may want to see an ENT.
Answered 4/10/2020
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