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Dull Pulsing Pain In Forehead

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kayla1865
kayla1865

I'm not sure if this is from anxiety or not. I do know I've been a sufferer of chronic headaches, and the occasional migraine (up until recently; I get migraines nearly everyday now), since I was 13. I've gotten this pulsing pain in my forehead a few times before, but it never lasted longer than 30 minute's. It's been around for 2 hour's now. I'm not sure what it could be from.. Anyone have a clue as to what it might be from? Or has anyone here had that happen to them?

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  • frank68910
    frank68910 kayla1865

    Posted

    I had a really bad pain in my forehead and my doctor told me the frontal lobes of our brain do not feel pain but we have nerves and tendons  that allow us to lift our brow but more than this our cranium actually bends to allow a bit of swelling of the brain and this can sometimes cause a pressure pain in the center of our forehead and even sinus pressure can culminate there as the skull contracts and expands- but if it bothers you alot I would see a doctor just to make sure.  maybe a cold pack followed by a hot pak...amd turn down the music!  lol 
    • kayla1865
      kayla1865 frank68910

      Posted

      How did you know I was listening to music? XD I'll heed the advice.
  • lisalisa67
    lisalisa67 kayla1865

    Posted

    If you are on medicine, ask the pharmacist if this is a side effect. I say this because changes in serotonin levels trigger migranes. And i also agree with what frank said.
    • kayla1865
      kayla1865 lisalisa67

      Posted

      I'm not currently, taking any medications... Thanks though. smile I'm gonna see what's up with it. smile
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