Question
Every time, it’s the left eyebrow bone that hurts, and it also affects the half of my head nerve, and every time it hurts, I vomit and have diarrhea. After vomiting and diarrhea, I just sleep and it’s gone. My grandfather also has a problem with his eyebrow bone pain, but he doesn’t have the same symptoms as me. Could this be an intergenerational inheritance? I’ve never checked it carefully, but I’m used to it; it’s just that the pain is really unbearable. I want to know, doctor, what do you think this might be?
Answer
I suggest you go to the hospital for a check-up as it might be a problem with the left oculomotor nerve. If it’s simply a paralysis of the oculomotor nerve, there usually wouldn’t be symptoms of orbital pain. However, there is a possibility that there are many issues around the supraorbital fissure, which invade the oculomotor nerve and nearby nerves, leading to a dissociative pain manifestation. This is my suggestion for the question “Every time it’s the left eyebrow bone that hurts, accompanied by half of the head nerve pain, every time it hurts, I vomit and have diarrhea.” I hope this helps you, and wish you good health!