TIL about the "ice pick headache" where it feels like you're being repeatedly stabbed with an ice pick
TIL about the "ice pick headache" where it feels like you're being repeatedly stabbed with an ice pick
I thought only Trotsky got those
Thought I was having an aneurysm. Nope, an "ice pick headache". It happens all of a sudden -- for me, at my temple for 10 seconds -- and then goes away.
If I don't comment after this, please send help.
For me, my headache/migraines w/e, are like pseudo ice-pick or I have a high pain tolerance (I also have fibro). But feels ocular, it's always only one eye or the other that hurts. 🙂↔️
MRI/MRA were clean too so at least there's that for me.
I get them frequently around this time of year and found that making myself as cold as possible is the only thing that helps. I usually use an ice pack, water, and a fan first (with my head buried in a pillow to block out any sound) and if that's not enough, I'll go sit outside on the porch in a tshirt until I cool off and it goes away. It's super weird but it works.
Same! It's usually my right eye, and if I close it it helps. Doesn't stop entirely, but dampens it quite a bit.
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We did it Lemmy!
weird, i get headaches where it feels like the only solution is an icepick through the top my eyeball. sweet, sweet death.
"Cluster headaches"
Sitting in my closet, rocking back and forth waiting for it to be over. Exactly the same, I told my wife afterwards "If I'd had an ice pick, I would have shoved it through my eye."
My dad once caught my mom fumbling through a drawer in the night looking for a gun to ease the pressure in her head.
I get left side migraines that last a day or two; ice picks behind an ear that last a few seconds - worse if I'm going between hot/cold areas a lot like in/out of buildings; and ocular migraines, usually if I've been upside down - looks like I'm looking through camo mesh for awhile and then a dull headache for a few hours. I mostly use cbg, water, and a little caffeine; then Aleve and Tylenol; then maxalt.
Dude, I am happy as hell for you that it took this long to experience one.
That's nice, dear.