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Severe Headaches, Itch Above Left Temple, Tiny Bumps Under Skin, Swelling. Cure?

A few days ago, I began to get severe headaches . The next day, I had an itch just above my left temple. It felt like a few tiny bumps under the skin. It continued to itch. Later that day, it started to to turn red. Now, it is a few tiny red bumps in a circle about 1 inch wide. It is slightly swollen, itchy, and very painful. My headaches seem to be coming from this general region also.
Tue, 9 Oct 2012
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
Are the lesions like fluid filled blisters?Is the lesion limited only to the left side ?Is the pain severe ?There is a chance of it being Herpes zoster.Please consult your dermatologist without wasting time as its hard to comment on skin lesions without seeing it.Do update here how the lesion progresses.

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Severe Headaches, Itch Above Left Temple, Tiny Bumps Under Skin, Swelling. Cure?

Hello Thanks for your query. Are the lesions like fluid filled blisters?Is the lesion limited only to the left side ?Is the pain severe ?There is a chance of it being Herpes zoster.Please consult your dermatologist without wasting time as its hard to comment on skin lesions without seeing it.Do update here how the lesion progresses. Take care.