These are the test I have had CAT scans and a MRI and said that I have an acese like a temor I guess now they tell me that the reason I am filling like this is because it could be growing or busting that is how it fills she tells me. So yesterday I had a migraine so bad twice I took my meds for it and went to sleep and then woke up and had another migraine and I was crying that is how bad it was hurting it felt like it had a heart beat and my ear was hurting and sick to my stomach sometimes I get migraines 4 times a days and can't tend to my kids I have 2 I need another doctor and help and I go to a Neurology Doctor Pajeau then she told me yesterday I have a nerve occipital nerve block so she gave me an injection in the back of my head of Dexamethasone 1 mg 10x units and Marcaine and Phenergan per 50mg and I got a shot of Toradol in the backside then prescibes me at the pharmacy zomig-zmt 5mg tablets on a onset migraine it works but I still get migraines. Not doing anything for me to help it go away for a while then come back.
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Q: I go to the doctor for migraine headaches on my right side right here where my eye
Hi Jenkinds79,
I'm not sure I understand you, do you mean you have an abscess or tumor? Those are two very different things. If you aren't clear what your doctor is saying, ask her to repeat it till it becomes clear to you, really. I've had to do that on a number of occasions 
. I can't help you on the abscess, you may want to call the doctor, or nurse in the office for a better explaination of things, then let me know, ok?
But - you did said something really key in your comment - "hurting it felt like it had a heart beat and my ear..." Was that feeling, rather sound, in your in your ear? One symptom of a condition called Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, aka IIH, formerly know as Pseudotumore Cerebri or PTC (whom few doctors seem to think about) is hearing your heartbeat in the ear. Another is a "whooshing" sound in the ears, ringing in ears and head pain that doesn't repsond to medication. Nausea, eye pain, vision issues are just a few others. We have lots of information on this condition you can read in this article: Pseudotumor Cerebri (IIH) - The Basics. Another important, just as important article is this one: The ONLY definitive way to diagnose pseudotumor cerebri.
Let me know what you think, ok?
Nancy
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