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Right sideThrobbing headache constantly
Since waking up yesterday morning, he is having a pain starting from the back of his right eye and extending to the right side of his head (as marked in the picture with green).
It's a throbbing pain, sometimes the intensity is high, but mostly low. Yesterday night, he had a Grenil and the pain had subsided. But since today morning, the pain has returned, although the intensity of the pain behind the eyes is much lesser, and now the pain is mostly on the right side of the head (same area as yesterday). Same throbbing pain with varying intensity. No vision issues, or any other issues. Never had this kind of pain or even migraine before.
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A one-sided throbbing headache behind the eye, with no vision change and a partial response to medicine, often points to a first episode of migraine, though sinus-related pain can look similar early on. Pain shifting from behind the eye to the back of the head over two days still fits that pattern.
Next Steps
Resting in a dark, quiet room, staying hydrated and not skipping meals often helps during an attack. If the pain keeps returning or changes pattern, please see a general physician or neurologist for a proper diagnosis and a suitable plan.
Health Tips
Seek urgent care if this becomes the worst headache ever, comes with fever or neck stiffness, or any new vision or limb weakness appears.
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