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Reply to message from [log in to unmask] of Fri, 23 May >Marlee I to rake indomethcin for unilateral headaches though. It works well , but first i got a CAT scan,ect. to rule out other possible causes. But it nice not having those headaches. Nancy M. [log in to unmask] >Deanne and others, > >my doctor today said sometimes when these muscles in the neck get "tight" they >pinch the occipital nerve causing a migrain-like headache. This can be >distinguished (maybe) from other types of headachs by being 1-only on one side >of the head, 2-skin sensitive to touch (brushing etc), 3-pain can sometimes be >sharp, burning or electrical. There were other things, but my memory is bad. > >He recommended an anti-inflamitory (indocin in my case as it does not react with >other PD meds) and ice massage to the neck. > >Could this be related to what you are talking about? > >don't forget how to laugh >Marling >[log in to unmask] or [log in to unmask] ><---- End Forwarded Message ----> > > --