Hi everyone, I have been a member on and off for a number of years but I'm not too good at posting. I am a CCH and chronic migraine sufferer for many years, however something changed about 3 months ago. I started to get these other stabbing pains which I didn't recognise together with a burning ear, I then noticed the alarm clock pattern. Anyway, I saw Dr Matharu at QS recently and it looks like I now have RES on top of the other 2, I was really embarrassed at first as I thought he would think I was daft but it turns out that he has 6 other patients who have it. Does anyone else suffer with this? RES is related to TACs. It's a full time job trying to keep diaries of everything. Thanks for reading this.
Angie
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Submitted by MissKittyB on Tue, 11/01/2016 - 16:05
PermalinkHI angie,
HI angie,
I've never heard of RES before, which doesnt help you at all,but I hate to see an unanswered post!
It has made me think though.... I used to get awful deep stabbing pains in my ear alongside the eye pain,and it always felt a bit 'hot'. I just assumed that it was 'part and parcel' so never mentioned it to anyone. Must admit that it hasnt been so much of a problem since I started having Botox at the pain management clinic.
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Submitted by Angie Moore on Wed, 11/02/2016 - 21:10
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PermalinkThanks for your reply, I had
Thanks for your reply, I had never heard of it until last week, nerve blocks tomorrow to see if they help
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Submitted by Angie Moore on Wed, 11/02/2016 - 21:10
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PermalinkThanks for your reply, I had
Thanks for your reply, I had never heard of it until last week, nerve blocks tomorrow to see if they help
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Submitted by Val on Mon, 11/07/2016 - 09:21
PermalinkI've never heard of it either
I've never heard of it either, but I do get a very red ear sometimes with some stabbing pain, I though it was just because I have hearing aids in both ears. I'll see if there's a pattern!
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Submitted by ElizabethK on Tue, 11/15/2016 - 11:23
PermalinkHi Angie,
Hi Angie,
Hmm this is interesting as when my HC swaps sides I get the burning in my ear too with powerful sharp deep pain that can make me jump! Maybe I need to mention it next Neuro visit!
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Submitted by MissKittyB on Tue, 11/15/2016 - 12:04
PermalinkThis is an interesting thread
This is an interesting thread. Have we discovered a new 'symptom'? Maybe there will be more posts on the subject...
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Submitted by Angie Moore on Tue, 11/15/2016 - 19:27
PermalinkEvening all, now you know why
Evening all, now you know why I felt so stupid mentioning it. Mine starts between 5 and 6 pm, the pain isn't bad it's just more annoying because it makes me wince but only for a few seconds, it happens on and off for a couple of hours. The red ear is really annoying though because it reminds me of when I was a kid and got my ear twisted on a regular basis lol . It feels like my ear and cheek are literally on fire, my ear goes purple and it lasts until I go to bed ..... Then the beast attacks as well .... Oh the joy. 3 diaries is hard to keep though. It is related more to migraine than CH but I reckon it's all connected by bad wiring lol
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Submitted by Angie Moore on Tue, 11/15/2016 - 19:29
PermalinkPS thank you for
PS thank you for acknowledging my post *dash1*
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Submitted by Val on Wed, 11/16/2016 - 18:43
PermalinkThe pain you describe sounds
The pain you describe sounds like something called idiopathic stabbing [or ice-pick] headache. short lasting jolts of pain that make you jump. But I can't find anything that says it is accompanied by reddening of the eare. I get that checked out if I were you, as if you have IDH you will need a treatment review.
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