Why do i get strong pulsing head aces that feel like brainfreez

TMJ

"TMJ headache is usually located on the sides of the head over the temples. It is usually muscular in origin and responds well to Motrin, Advil and/or Nuprin. The pain gets worse right before menstration and during times of emotional and physical stress. Unfortunately, it is usually confused with a migraine since the pain is located in the same area. Physicians usually do not offer hands on physical diagnosis so muscular pains that must be diagnosed with the hands are often misdiagnosed. They often prescrible medicines without ever touching their patients." http://www.atlantadentist.com/tmj_headac...

"Research has now shown that in the chronic headache patient, the jaw muscles are in a constant state of tension (or contraction). Additionally, many other factors begin to develop. The nervous system becomes unbalanced. This causes your sympathetic nervous system to overwork itself. Increased input to the muscles from the sympathetic nervous system increases the tension and contraction of the muscles. Eventually the facial muscles begin to cramp. The intense and debilitating pain from the cramping can cause nausea, sensitivity to light, and all of the other symptoms of the common migraine.

Now, if you're still thinking that the muscles of your jaws do not cause your headaches, then do the following self-test. First, press on your forehead at the hairline, right in the middle. Don't be too gentle. You should be able to press pretty hard and not feel any pain or soreness. Think of the pressure on this spot and what you are feeling as the control spot. This is your "normal" spot. Second, press on several spots, starting on the side of your jaw and working your way up the temples. There should be no pain at all... not any more than the "control" spot. If you feel pain, your masseter and temporalis muscles are in DYSFUNCTION." http://www.michigan-headache-tmj-doctor....