Your Answers Suggest: Cluster Headaches
Cluster headaches are known for their sudden, severe pain and predictable timing. They’re less common but extremely intense, often described as one of the most painful headache types.
Cluster headaches are linked to the hypothalamus, the part of the brain that regulates your internal clock. This connection explains why they often strike at the same time each day or during certain times of the year.
What This Type of Headache Feels Like
- Sharp, stabbing, or burning pain
- Usually behind one eye or on one side of the head
- Occur in “clusters” (multiple headaches over weeks or months)
- Often follow a daily pattern
- May flare during certain seasons
Want Relief that Lasts?
Cluster headaches can be overwhelming, but effective treatment options exist. Our therapists help patients understand their patterns and find strategies that reduce intensity and frequency.