Headache?

not sure what to call this thread, but whatever..

Here’s the deal: over the last 10 days, I’ve been getting these sharp, stabbing pains in my head—well, more like through my brain if that even makes sense.. just this super uncomfortable stabbing sensation. It only happens on the right side, always in the exact same spot.. a little behind the ear, maybe 4 or 5 cm up. And yeah, it usually comes in waves. If one hits, another one follows a few minutes later.. happens 3 or 4 times a day like that. It's weird as hell...
The sting lasts maybe half a second, if that, and then it feels like I'm snapping out of a trance... totally bizarre.. I don't actually black out or anything, I'm fully aware, it's just incredibly, incredibly unpleasant..
Help...

Seriously, does nobody here have any clue what’s going on with this?
Is there an actual doctor hanging out in this thread by chance? 😕

Had those episodes again today between 6:30 and 6:40 PM... they usually hit right around then too... honestly, it's weird...

Lawrence Young72 said:I’m not sure what to call this thread, but it doesn't really matter..

Here's the issue: over the last 10 days, I've been experiencing these sharp, stabbing sensations in my head—or maybe my brain, if that's how you'd put it. It’s just this incredibly uncomfortable piercing feeling. It only happens on the right side, always in the exact same spot, about 4 or 5 cm above the back of my ear. Usually, it comes in waves; if one strike hits me, another follows a few minutes later. This can happen three or four times in a single day, which feels pretty strange...
The sensation lasts maybe half a second or less, and afterward, it feels like I'm snapping out of a trance. It's totally bizarre. I don't actually lose consciousness or anything like that—I'm fully aware the whole time—it's just extremely unpleasant..
Any advice?

Based on those symptoms, it sounds like it could be a tension headache or perhaps cluster headaches, which have vascular origins... but you need to see a doctor immediately. Start with a neurologist, no question...