Symptom 3: An All-Encompassing Discomfort: NDPH’s Bilateral Nature
Most of us, when describing a headache, might point to a particular part of our head. Maybe it’s a throbbing behind the eyes or a pounding on one side. NDPH, in its unique fashion, engulfs both sides of the head in its grasp.
This bilateral nature adds another layer of discomfort. While one-sided headaches have their own set of challenges, experiencing pain throughout the head brings a different kind of ordeal. Tasks as simple as reading, watching TV, or even having a conversation can become daunting.
The omnipresent pain also gives a sensation of tightness. Some individuals describe it as wearing a hat that’s too tight, a consistent pressure encompassing their skull. This sensation isn’t just confined to the day; it can also disrupt sleep, leading to further complications. (3)
