Discover why headaches strike one side of your head, from migraines to nerve disorders, and learn the warning signs that ...

An untreated ear infection can lead to mastoiditis, an infection of nearby bone. Occipital neuralgia can cause a severe stabbing, throbbing, shooting, or electric shock-like pain behind the ears.

Neck pain and headaches frequently appear as medical complaints. People commonly experience these two conditions simultaneously yet fail to recognize their potential connection. The body operates as a ...

Occipital neuralgia may affect just one side of the head. It causes sudden, severe stabbing or shooting pain that starts at the base of the head and moves up to the top of the head. Cervicogenic ...

Most conditions that cause pain behind the ear aren't serious. Rarely, a tumor in or near the ear may be cancerous. An untreated ear infection can lead to mastoiditis, an infection of nearby bone.

Nerve or neuropathic pain has long been a tricky condition to treat effectively. However, a new study has comprehensively ...

Sufferers say the pain caused by the nerve disorder is so debilitating that they can’t smile, laugh or even make eye contact with another person.