What's wrong with the headache?

A stabbing headache may be caused by a cold or tonsillitis, and the possibility of neuralgia cannot be ruled out.

1. Cold: If you do not add clothes in time or get caught in the rain, your body will become cold. It may also be because your immunity and resistance are reduced, viruses or bacteria and viruses appear, and cold symptoms appear. There will be needle-like pain symptoms, as well as fever, cough, sore throat, general fatigue and other symptoms.

2. Tonsillitis: Tonsillitis is usually caused by infection with pathogenic microorganisms, or it may be caused by eating irritating and inflammatory foods. The possibility of excessive physical fatigue cannot be ruled out. It usually causes drowsiness, loss of appetite, and body aches, and may be accompanied by pain in swallowing, indigestion, or headache and pain behind the ears.

3. Neuropathic pain: It is usually caused by an overly stressful life or too much pressure. It may also be caused by brain stimulation or insomnia, excessive drinking and smoking. Usually there will be a pricking pain accompanied by dull pain, throbbing pain and traction headache, and multiple symptoms such as anxiety, dizziness, fatigue, insomnia and nightmares.

When needle-like pain occurs, you need to cooperate with the doctor to complete a physical examination, brain CT, and EEG examination, and also need to combine blood routine tests for diagnosis.