I am a 21 year old male computational biology undergrad and I've had unbearable headaches for the last >10 years. Frequency is: one headache every ~45 days. Duration of each headache is exactly 5 days long. It always happen on the left temple, inside/just below my left eye and behind my head. I hear clicking sounds similar to the sounds of dripping water from inside my eye when I have the headaches.
If I take alcohol/paracetamol/mefenamic acid or nimesulide, the pain goes away for a few hours and comes back later when they wear out. The pain can wake me up from my sleep. Each pain episode makes me depressed. I have considered of suicide before because of the pain, but I figured out that I might as well live up this nightmare called 'life' like watching a horror movie instead of walking away from the theatre.
I have tried to isolate patterns and triggers that cause these headaches, but I haven't found any besides time.
I hate light, sound and people when I get the headaches. So for the last 1 year I am nocturnal and sleep 4 A.M - 11 A.M even if I miss my classes. My university doctor thinks I have the headaches because I am faking/paranoid/drug seeking or because of sleep deprivation. When I tried to describe how I've had the same headaches even before I started doing the nocturnal life style, he blamed me for circular logic/reasoning.
Other Unrelated Stuff I need to say:
1. When I was 5 I had measles. After measles I used to have really bad sinusitis which used cause a lot of headache/eyeache.My parents preferred homeopathy. They didn't seem to work so the pain remained worse for a long time. In those days it was unbearably painful on my eyebrows and forehead. My nose was always stuffed, and my eye balls ached when I moved them. When I reached puberty sinusitis was gone.
2. When I was 13, my 4 year old younger brother hit my head with a mic and I've had a small deformation on right parietal part of the skull. They took me to a homeopathic doctor who asked them to observe me for a few days. Since I did not show any abnormalities after the incident the deformation was considered benign.
3. When I was 12 I fractured two bones of my left hand. There was lots of blood & pain, and one bone came out a bit, so the doctors put a steel implant in. They removed the implant after an year because another doctor found out that the implant was a bit long and into my wrist and preventing me from moving it.
4. Occasionally I hear hissing sounds in my ears. I didn't take it seriously until I realized that my friends didn't have that. The hissing sounds are not like the clicking sounds mentioned above. They don't seem to be correlated to the times when I have headaches.
My Question: What should I do about my headache?