About six months ago I noticed that I started getting headaches when I first got up in the morning, they last for about 30 minutes and then go away for a few hours. Then around noon I start getting these sharp headaches on the right side of my head. It only last for about 5-10 seconds and I usually get them about 10 times per hour. Sometimes they make me stop doing whatever I'm doing and I feel really dizzy. If I bend over to pick something up, my head throbs and I sometimes black out for a few seconds. The same thing happens when I stand up. My friends have told me that I just seem "different", they discribe it as looking worn out. I went through a phase about a month ago where I would just fall asleep all the time, I still feel tired all the time I just dont fall asleep during the day. I've also noticed that I have trouble spitting out words, I kind of stutter before saying words sometimes. Or I cant find the right word to say and other people have to tell me what word I'm looking for. And recently I've been really confused doing regular things, especially during school. Concentrating seems really hard, I always find my mind wandering when I'm doing homework or in conversations with people. My mom has noticed that I stare off into space all the time, I dont notice that I'm doing it until she gets my attention. I think the headaches are eye related, mabye eye strain or something. I have glasses but only wear them for class, they provide temporaty relief but I still get the sharp headaches and the ones in the moring. But as for the other symptoms I have no clue. I'm 16 and I'm very active and healthy. I run almost every day, but after I run my head feels like it's spinning. My coach thinks it's because I dont drink enough water, but I drink about two water bottles every day. so it's obviously not dehydration. I dont really want to go see a doctor because the chances of anything being wrong are really slim, and I'm just not a fan of doctors. these symptoms all started in a two weeks time span. Does anyone have any ideas as to whats going on.