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Q: Sharp Quick Pains In Head

asked by: CCCherlsh on February 28th, 2007

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I recently started getting panic attacks, and got them quite often it's not as bad anymore but they still come and go.. I also began worrying about every little thing that goes wrong with me. I get sharp pains in my head mostly by my temples.. and they are quick and come and go..Somtimes in other places. I had a catscan..and everything was fine in my head.. What could it be? Is it possible to be something wrong that didn't show on a catscan ? If any idea's , please let me know..

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joelouis01

replied on February 19th, 2009

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sharp quick pain in my head

I tend to have these random sharp quick pain in my head. They don't come often, but they do happen at times. Should I worry about them?

dancastbart

replied on April 30th, 2009

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Me TOO!!!!

I've been having short sharp pains in the side/top of my head. I've suffered no injuries. No bumps or bruises. The pain is not always in the same exact spot but definitely in a 2 or 3 inch sized area. This has been going on every 5-10 minutes or so for the last 2 days steady. It lasts a split second and then I'm fine. Very strange. Should I be worried?

ayudahelp

replied on August 24th, 2009

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Sharp Head Pain

I too experience this type of pain.. this weekend the pain was so severe and frequent until I had to go to ER. They of course treated it as a headache. but I will see my doctor soon. I have a friend who had similar issue ended up needing brain surgery...
I am concerned.. just want pain to stop,

melza_275

replied on October 21st, 2009

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Sharp headache at temple. Every 5mins.

me too

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