Trigeminal Neuralgia is an often overlooked side effect of dental work. It is fairly rare, but something to be aware of in addition to the answer below:
I am not a dentist, but I did have an upper molar removed about two weeks ago.
As for facial pain. Several things could contribute to this. If the roots were fused to the jaw bone facial pain can last for quite some time.
Pain can also be caused at the injection site where the local anesthetic is administered. I have had pain like this that lasts over a week.
The headache could be just a by product of the overall procedure or related to a specific area near the sinuses which are very close to the upper mouth.
There is more than one answer to this question. Stroke and brain tumor are at the top of the list. Any facial numbness that accompanies a headache...even if headache intensity gets better...should be evaluated by imaging. If it is a stroke, acting (getting to an ER) within the first 24 hours could reverse the damage.
Bleeding inside the skull can indeed cause Headache.
No take as much Mastisol as you possibly can as not taking enough could cause nausea and headache.
It could cause a headache.
No, luckily, over-thinking does not cause tumors. It could cause a headache, but then, I might be overthinking things.
pretty much everything can technically cause a headache. if you look at the screen of a phone for too long and focus on nothing else, especially if you text in the dark, you could get a headache.
Conditions that could cause extreme agitation, severe headache and trouble concentrating include depression, bipolar disorder or generalized anxiety disorder. Ocular problems, have an eye test. Dehydration.
Mine? No. Yours? It's possible. If you lie in such a way that the breeze from the fan dries out your sinuses during the night it could. If your ceiling fan is noisy and running all night it could cause a headache. If there are poorly sheilded eletrical wiring in your ceiling fan and you are sensitive to electro magnetic fields that could cause a headache. If your ceiling fan is hung too low and you bang your head on it in the morning then that would probably cause a good headache. If the ceiling fan falls from the ceiling onto your head that will almost certainly cause a headache and/or concussion or serious injury or death.
Many types of headaches could fall into this category. What causes or triggers them depends on what type you suffer from. For a diagnosis and treatment, seek the help of a physician or headache specialist.
No, you could be injured, and cause yourself to feel worse
Yes, it is possible (although fairly unlikely). The B12 compound won't cause the swelling, but one or more of the inert coumpounds in the formulation could cause the facial swelling.
this means your not breathing properly while working out, which means oxygen isn't getting to your brain, this could cause a headache or even cause you to pass out