My husband has been suffering from a persistent headache for the past two months. We have consulted multiple specialists, including a neurologist, an ENT specialist, and an ophthalmologist (he underwent LASIK eye surgery five years ago). The following evaluations have all been normal: • CT scan from ENT • Eye examination, including vision and dry eye assessment • ERP/EEG (as advised) He has also tried several medications, including Amitone, Pronovol SR, Montek BL, and a few migraine medications, but none have provided relief. The headache typically begins at the point between his eyebrows and gradually spreads above both eyebrows. As the pain develops, he experiences significant dizziness and a constant feeling of nausea. The symptoms usually start shortly after he wakes up and begins his daily activities. Interestingly, he does not experience pain while sleeping or eating. However, as soon as he resumes any other activity, the headache returns.