Trigeminal Neuralgia?
604925
you have made me remember a friend from 20 years ago who drove us crazy comp;aining about this condition i regret not being more understanding of the terrible pain she was experiencing at the time believe me the only thing that helped this dear friend was valium. if worse comes to worse try it because i personally witnessed a complete reversal of her condition when she started to take it,perhaps it works as a dental muscle relaxor or something like that i know the dentist here uses the valium for a lot of procedures anyway be well.
131778
the itching feeling is a sign of some type of nerve damage.nothing serious,may have bit down too hard or you may have the need for a root canal,i would give it a few days before rushing to the dentist,make an appointment now and if it still bothers you betime the apointment comes around,go in, if not be courtious and cancel with a 24 hour notice,give someone else the chance to get in there! good luck!
872846
welllll, i don't specialize in neck or head aches per se, tho' they can both certainly be caused by tooth ache...\n\nHere's the deal - The dentist removed the nerve of the tooth, so IT doesn't hurt anymore, however, prior to doing so, it's possible the dead infected nerve may have caused an abcess at the base of the root.  The swelling and infection therein (think expanding object in contricted space) is what MAY have initially caused the other pain and aches.    That infection will resolve subsequent to the removal of its source, but you could certainly still have soreness.\n\nI'd personally recommend 400-600mg of ibuprofen every 4-6 hrs.\n\ngood luck!
1047193
See a neurologist.\n\nWhat you are describing MIGHT be migraine, but there is no way that anyone online can give you an accurate diagnosis!
806121
im not a doctor, but because of my condition ive done some research....and this could be  a sign of tmj.....temporo mandiublar joint.\n \nive had this for some time and it can be quite serious.\n\nyour lower jaw is connected to your head at this joint near your ears. if you are grinding your teeth or if you jaw is out of alignment, it can create a wide array of problems. from tinitis, ringing in the ears, i have that.....to headaches,  earaches, pain throughout the jaw and head......\n\nits a really tricky thing to deal with because it differs with each patient, plus few healthplans cover this because there is no single cure that works for all patients. \n\ni began with severe headaches, then i had this ringing in my ears,......the ringing has never stopped for the past 2 years..... ....do not wait for it to worsen. see a ENT, ear nose throat, specialist and get an examination pronto\n\nalso, get to a dentist and get a night guard. it is a plastic mouthpiece, just like football players use to protect their teeth, except the dentist will have to fit one for you. mine cost $200. i cannot stress how important the night guard is....dont wait.
661913
Is it hurting in the eye/sinus/forehead area? then it's probably sinus. If it if a one sided pain with tunnel vision, flashing lights, naseau, weakness, it's probably a migraine. If there is a burning muscular pain in the back of the head or the top, it may be vision. Do you have problems seeing things up close/far away/reading etc.? Ofcourse, I'm no MD by any means, and I'm sure that you need a proper medical diagnoses.
1088924
sharp prickling pain is a great sign,  Yes the nerve is probably bruised and starting to come back.  A good sign. Hang in there.  Make sure you call the Oral surgeon to let him know the progress, he will note down the info it could help in the future if complications develope.
1013150
not me, but I know someone who has that same thing and she has found no relief either.  I'm guessing there's some kinda facial nerve damage going on there.  Don't know what to do about that.  I suppose you've already been to neurologists, neurosurgeons, & pain specialists (?) if you've seen that many doctors already.  I wish I knew more.  sorry I wasn't any help.   but I sympathize greatly.
855313
my friend just recently had this problem, he went to his chiropracter who realigned his neck and waht not, he received a couple of massages over a couple different days and feels beeter.  he said the doctor used different pressure point and when the doctor pushed on the nerve that gave him the headache the doc was able to fix it.  i know this might not be much help, but i would reccopmend that since my fiend tried to to let it go and see if it would go away to no evail.
855116
I had migraines in high school.  Had my wisdom teeth - no more head aches.  Then I had meningitis - migraines back.  I had to take codeine and lie very still in a dark room for two to three days.  (I had the kind where the tiniest light felt like a laser, walls and ceilings moved wavily, and keeping anything other than a little oatmeal or rice down was impossible.)  I used to use Imitrex.  It helped me quite a lot.  I also found I had them right after I used anything from a package mix...allergic to additives.  \nThen my doctor put me on an anti-seizure medicine, Neurontin, (Gabapentin), for the side effects (helping neuropathy).  Shazaam!!  Not a migraine since.  I wish I had it when I was working.  I used to go in with dark glasses on.  I think one look at me was explanation to all.  I hope this may help you.  You have all my sympathy.
972984
The pain, tingling, pruritis and throbbing you've been experiencing may be a component of the teeth grinding or it may be a separate issue involving the ears only.  It will take professional help to sort this out.  You can start with your dentist and if this is outside his/her scope of practice then a visit to an ENT would be appropriate.  No responsible ENT will order audiology (this is not a hearing loss issue) then tell you to learn to live with pain, throbbing, etc.  There is more that can de done to determine the cause of your problems.
172717
I thought I was the only one that had this! I can never tell if it's from my sinuses or from my neck. Sometimes the base of my neck hurts and the muscles that wrap around that side of my head hurt-right up to the eye/forehead/nasal area. I do have sinus problems though, and sometimes I am stuffy when this happens, so I never know what to think. Also I clench my jaw and it could be a TMJ thing too. I'd also like to hear other people's opinions on this!
553092
nip to the chemist and get some Oil Of Clove and some cotton buds. Rub some on the gum and tooth with the cotton bud. Then try not to touch it for a while. Some uber strength pain killers before hand will help you get through. I have managed two days like this before. Good luck mate.
376872
i dotn know about all Temporomandibular Disorders, but i have TMJ and i know a bit about that, and it is like one of the most common and its kinda like the rest of the TMD's... TMJ [Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction] ... it is an incurable jaw problem that has no easy treatment,[except Acupuncture.. but who knows about that?] it it really bothers you can get a dentist or your regular care doctor to prescribe pain killers!.. also if you stay away from hard to eat things [i.e. corn.. steak… rocks!!] and stick with soft food [i.e. warm bread {ummm} and yogurt] you wont always feel so bad \n\n-shamar
685338
I'm sorry to hear about your symptoms. Unfortunately, symptoms like burning and hypersensitivity can last for a long time, way beyond the infective period. This is due to damage of the nerves that the Varicella Zoster virus has caused.\n\nThis type of pain is called Neuropathic pain. It is quite difficult to treat, and does not usually respond to usual pain killers. Medications like Gabapentin, Pregabalin or Amitriptyline can be helpful to reduce Neuropathic pain.\n\nI hope you get rid of it soon!
295339
Dear, please, please go to your doctor to rule out any type of brain tumours, etc.  Also, have your eyes examined.  Have your doctor check for TMJ. You could be suffering from migraines also.  See a doctor.  There is help and hope.  Believe me, it is no way to live...in pain every day.  See a doctor. See a doctor.  See a doctor!  Good luck.
714431
Stress, sinus condition, allergy, high humidity, developed migraines, eye strain, Depending on age, it could be "change in life." symptom. I get headaches way too often. I have found that prescription Imitrex is by FAR the best thing to control the pain. Other than Imitrex she could try..taking a warm/hot shower, nasal spray, Vanquish or Orudis (stronger and better than others) quiet time, allergy and/or sinus medication, a little menthol jell on or near pain area and under the nose to breath the menthol. Hope this helps