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Intermittent Pain In Head. Reason?

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I have been experiencing twinges of pain on the left side of my head on and off for the past 3 hours. They only last about one to two seconds and that is why I call them twinges, they are not severe but I have not felt them before. They come intermittently and more regular when I was talking to some friends about them. I am 51 yrs and otherwise in reasonably good health.
With many thanks, Martin
Mon, 5 Aug 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
Hi,
These headaches can be ice pick headaches which are sharp, shooting pain lasting for a few seconds and characteristically recur.
Indomethacin which is an NSAID is very helpful in preventing icepick headache.You can take this with the permission of your doctor. .Please consult your doctor, only your own doctor will be able to confirm a diagnosis.
Regards.
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General & Family Physician Dr. Ramesh M.Vachharajani's  Response
Hi,
You are having half headache.
This might be due to some cold or sinus infection.
If blood pressure rises then also you may get headache.
Go for checking of blood pressure.
Ok and take care.
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Intermittent Pain In Head. Reason?

Hi, These headaches can be ice pick headaches which are sharp, shooting pain lasting for a few seconds and characteristically recur. Indomethacin which is an NSAID is very helpful in preventing icepick headache.You can take this with the permission of your doctor. .Please consult your doctor, only your own doctor will be able to confirm a diagnosis. Regards.