What Causes Headache From Back To Forehead And Back Of Ear With A Painful Pimple?
Posted on Sat, 25 Jan 2014
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Question: The other day I had a headache from the back of my head to my forehead. Then yesterday pain on my temple for the whole day. This morning when I woke up I have a small bump (like a big pimple) near my left temple. The back of my left ear is also painful. Now I am also experiencing slight pain on my left eyebrow. Please help me to assess these symptoms.
It's winter in my area now. I am a female, aged 31. No symptoms like these before.
Brief Answer:
headache
Detailed Answer:
RESPECTED MA,AM
HELLO
MY BEST WISHES FOR A SPEEDY RECOVERY .
I have gone through your medical history in detail .
Unilateral headache from back to forehead with pain in back of ear & a small pimple (painful) . may be due to many reasons like infection /otitis media/ ear infection / early herpes eruptions etc.
May i suggest you to
1. Take some analgesics / antiinflammatory medication +-antibiotics to get symptomatic relief .
2. Get your CT SCAN BRAIN/ MRI BRAIN to rule out any intracranial lesion as a cause of headache
3 Get your COMPLETE BLOOD COUNTS / BLOOD SUGARS to rule out any infection as a cause of headache
4..If above all are normal , get a COMPLETE ENT CHECK UP TO rule out any otitis media /ear infection/ herpes eruptions etc
Hope this answers your querry
Thanx
DR XXXXXXX K XXXXXXX
DIRECTOR
DEPTT. OF NEUROSURGERY
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What Causes Headache From Back To Forehead And Back Of Ear With A Painful Pimple?
Brief Answer:
headache
Detailed Answer:
RESPECTED MA,AM
HELLO
MY BEST WISHES FOR A SPEEDY RECOVERY .
I have gone through your medical history in detail .
Unilateral headache from back to forehead with pain in back of ear & a small pimple (painful) . may be due to many reasons like infection /otitis media/ ear infection / early herpes eruptions etc.
May i suggest you to
1. Take some analgesics / antiinflammatory medication +-antibiotics to get symptomatic relief .
2. Get your CT SCAN BRAIN/ MRI BRAIN to rule out any intracranial lesion as a cause of headache
3 Get your COMPLETE BLOOD COUNTS / BLOOD SUGARS to rule out any infection as a cause of headache
4..If above all are normal , get a COMPLETE ENT CHECK UP TO rule out any otitis media /ear infection/ herpes eruptions etc
Hope this answers your querry
Thanx
DR XXXXXXX K XXXXXXX
DIRECTOR
DEPTT. OF NEUROSURGERY