Headache Symptom Checker

CHOOSE 1 OPTION:
Where do your headaches or facial pain normally occur?

1. Forehead, Cheek, Temporal (not variable)

-The headache is 100% ALWAYS on 1 side ONLY.
-It NEVER alternates between 1 side and the other side.
-It NEVER involves both sides of the head at the same time.

2. Forehead, Cheek, Temporal (variable)

-The headache is variable in location.
-It may alternate between 1 side or the other side at different times.
-It may commonly occur more often on 1 side or the other. However, it is NOT 100% ALWAYS on the same side.
-It may sometimes involve both sides of the head at the same time as well.

3. Chin

-Beneath the angle of the lower jaw, back of the throat or tonsils, back/base of the tongue, inside ear, or deep in ear.

4. Parietal-Occipital (not variable)

-The headache is 100% ALWAYS on 1 side ONLY.
-It NEVER alternates between 1 side and the other side.
-It NEVER involves both sides of the head at the same time.

5. Parietal-Occipital (variable)

6. Whole side of head (not variable) (Forehead, Cheek, Temporo-parietal-occipital)

-The headache is 100% ALWAYS on 1 side ONLY.
-It NEVER alternates between 1 side and the other side.
-It NEVER involves both sides of the head at the same time.

7. Whole side of head (variable) (Forehead, Cheek, Temporo-parietal-occipital)

8. Whole head (not variable) (Forehead, Cheek, Temporo-parietal-occipital on both sides at the same time)

-The headache is NEVER on 1 side only. It ALWAYS involves the whole head on both sides at the same time.