Tumors and aneurysms which have bled can present with headaches. However the typical presentation for tumors are other focal neurologic problems such as weakness or sensory changes. The headache associated with an aneurysm bleeding is typically severe throbbing pain associated with some intolerance to light. Therefore if this is a severe headache which is new and unusual for you, I would reccommend going to the emergency room to have this evaluated. If you have had headaches in the past which are similar or if this is a low grade headache, I would recommend contacting your primary doctor to have this evalauted. Good luck.
My doctor originally diagnosed sinusitis, but I think it may be more of a mild atypical trigeminal neuralgia?
Any suggestions?
were u ever checked for tmj disorder?