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Q: Short Pain In Front of Head

asked by: headhurts22 on July 27th, 2006

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This has started recently. Pretty much whenever im doing something that involves quick sudden movements,(shadow boxing, really any type of punching) I get a sharp quick pain in the front of my head on my forehead.

Ive been able to recreate the pain whenever I want. Whenever I shake my head front to back I get it, bot not when I shake my head side to side. Also as I said throwing punches also causes it, in fact thats how I learned of it.

Its not to bothersome, but is still an anoyance especially when boxing (which I dont do as often, but am about to start to) I want to know if this pain is something I should worry about, or if it can lead to other problems.

Dont bother telling me to not box, its my only passion in life,besides ganja which ive recentyl quite.

Anyway thank you for your help.

Replies(6)

Micalena

replied on July 29th, 2006

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I don't know if I would be boxing unless you get a doctor to check that pain out young fella. If it hurts just from the motion maybe when you get hit it can cause some serious trouble.

See, I didn't try to talk you out of boxing. What is ganja?

Good luck

headhurts22

replied on August 1st, 2006

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Yea I guess I should. I asked my mom and she says it happens to her to, aswell as my brother. Anyway thank you for your reply. Im wondering if anyone else here this happens to, for a second I thought all people had it, but seeing your reply im guessing this isnt the case.

The pain is not serious, id compare it to an extremely mild headache, and it lasts only as long as the motion.

Also this may be completely unrelated, but I also have really bad headrushes, whenever I stand. My vision slowly goes black for 5-10 seconds(depends on how long I was sitting/laying/crouching), then slowly comes back. Its really annoying, and im just adding this in case it could be related to the pain I mentioned.

bizz2450

replied on February 16th, 2009

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i also get sharp head pains lately, the past few days... and i feel very faint sometimes, especially when standing up, even if i haven't been seated for very long... i can't concentrate very well lately; seems like i don't even want to 'try' to do anything. I'm not sure if this means anything, or if it is normal..

bizz2450

replied on February 16th, 2009

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it's mainly on the right side of my head in the front...

headcase216

replied on February 23rd, 2009

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bizz, what you described sounds like it might be related to migraine activity. you should ask a dr about it when you get a chance. if it is migraines there are things that can dramatically help.

headhurts67

replied on October 4th, 2009

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nausea and sharp quick pain on right side of head

The same thing happens to me I get sharp quick pain on my right side also on my right side of my neck. But mine is not releted to movement it just happens randomly. I also get nauseous sometime. Any suggestions on what might be wrong with me??

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