A sharp pain that travels from the back of your neck through your temple to your eye on one side, along with dizziness when you move your head, usually points to a tension or migraine type headache with neck muscle involvement, rather than anything in the eye itself.
Next Steps
Track how often this happens and whether screen time, posture or poor sleep makes it worse, and try gentle neck stretches with regular hydration and sleep. Please consult a physician or neurologist to confirm the pattern and check if any neck evaluation is needed.
Health Tips
Get checked urgently if you develop vision changes, weakness, slurred speech, or if this turns into the worst headache you've ever had.