Sinus headache over right eye with these symptoms....?

Question

My right nasal cavity feels like someone poured pepper up my nose, no drainage, just a little stopped up. Pounding headache over and behind my right eye that goes down into the back of my neck. I get these every other week and these last for 2-3 days. I have taken Aleve, Excedrin Sinus Headache and Excedrin Migraine and they don't phase it. I'm ready to beat my head against at wall! Anyone else get these? It's only on my right side and I know it's something screwed up in my sinus cavity because my upper right nostril hurts then I can touch areas on my eyebrow and side of my jaw and outer ear that are sore but feel better when I press hard on them. This affect the back of my neck. I'm going to the doctor as soon as my medical insurance kicks in at my new job but in the meantime I was wondering if anyone else has this and what they do to relieve the pain!!!!

Answer 1

This could be a migraine. People often mistake a migraine for sinus problems. Sometimes sinus problems trigger migraines. When do these occur? Do you get them after sleeping late, gettin up too early in the morning,eating certain foods, exposure to chemicals, dehydration. etc. It will help the doctor make the diagnosis if you keep a log of youir activities to see if anything triggers the headache.

Answer 2

Are you probably feeling a throbbing pain at the front of your face and forehead? A kind of pain that is frequently dull but not abrupt which has the intensity to get worse by doing slight movements like leaning over or bending down? Then, you are definitely having the symptoms of a sinus headache. Sometimes, its symptoms also include experiencing unbearable pressure and obstruction within the sinuses. It often occurs during morning and can last for the whole day. If you are lucky, you may feel better on the afternoon but if not, it can last for whole day and night.

Answer 3

Ok, this is gonna be gross but, if you blow your nose, is the mucous clear or greenish. If greenish then you have a bad sinus infection and will probably get a round of antibiotics.

could also be a migraine, tension or cluster headache. there is absolutely no way of really knowing w/o going to your doc.

Answer 4

Get eye drops and use them.

My son gets eye pain and he must have a blocked sinus cavity, because his eyes are always dry.

Still, the back of your;neck? No, he only has a lot of pain in his eyeball.

Answer 5

Try mixing a glass of warm water together with about an1/8 tsp. table salt. Then - I know this sounds very distasteful - but place one of your nostrils into the water, suck up as much as you can, then spit it out thru your mouth: let in drain down from your nostrils into your throat, then spit it out. You'll be surprised how this will open and then drain your sinuses.

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Answer 6

See a doctor. It may be migraine, not sinus.

Answer 7

shred cucumbers, then put them in a bowl.
soak them in cold water (not supercold) and then put them on your head. them get sortof warm (not too hot) teabags and place them on your eyelids.
youll find sleep easily and itll relieve the strong feelings of pain.
oh and check with a doctor, thats just a quick fix.

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Answer 9

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