and profuse Pain that is worse when you bend over Loss of smell and taste (in some cases) To distinguish from other types of frontal headaches, an otolaryngologist (ENT doctor) can perform a nasal ...

"The vast majority of frontal headaches are not serious and tend be either tension, migraine, sinusitis, eye strain or related to posture," he explained. "But, with all medical conditions ...

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placing the ophthalmologist in the front line of their recognition and management. Headache and ocular pain are frequent complaints in ophthalmic practice. Clinically a clear distinction between ...