Hi,
How are you? Can you describe these headaches? One-sided throbbing pain usually is associated with migraine headaches. If the medication prescribed is notworking, inform your doctor for change of dosage or medication itself. Tryalos toavoid the possible triggers that may be causing your headache. There is a headache tracker here in the forum that may help. Take care and regards.
I have right sided headaches for almost a year and was diagnosed with "hermicrania continua" chronic migrain. I take indomethicin which is a nsaid. have u been to a "headache specialist"?
anthony
i have have had a bad headache on my right side since may and the doc just keep giviving me meds that doesnt seem to work the pain gets unbearable at times please help.
Hello Dear,
Are you hypertensive or diabetic?You should get your blood pressure levels monitored.The pain could be due to raised blood pressure.Do you have associated weakness of arms?Also get an ECG done to study the electrical activity of the heart.You can take some NSAID for pain relief.
Best