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Q: short pain in my head

asked by: mick1970 on June 29th, 2008

New User

I get a short pain in my head when i tap my chin with my hand i know its a funny thing to do but i discovered this by accident. i was wonder has anyone else notice this? I have alot of the other TMJ symptoms ( Head pressure in temple area, neck pain, fatigue, woozy, light headed, anxiety, tired eyes) i also had an MRI done 7 months ago and ENT test done all came back fine thank god. I feel the need to click or Crack my jaw often. but the most worrying thing is the short pain i feel in my head any info would be great thanks.

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TMJWorld

replied on June 30th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

ok dont worry about it for one---2 its probably a nerve and id just ice the jaw and see what happens if it doesnt go a way in a week id go see someone. let me know how it turns out

mypains09

replied on August 29th, 2009

New User

Sharp pains in "top" of my head

At time I experience sharp pains in the top of my head. It feels like 500 needles are sticking down in the top of my head. It does not matter what I am doing, it just show up. It can last from 3 minutes to an hours. It can come once or twice a day, once or twice a week, just never know. Sometimes I can be doing nothing, but reading a book, watching tv or on the computer. No medicine really help it to go away. Has anyone experienced a pain like this? Thanks for your reply.

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