i have a soft spot on my head that is very tender feeling. i have bad headaches at times, and i feel that the soft spot gets worse at times. i have had a mri done and they found nothing. but i want to know is am i in danger in the long run or is treatable and what causes this soft spot. if they found nothing then why is it there and what caused it
A primary headache is a headache that is due to the headache condition itself and not due to another cause. A secondary headache is a headache that is present because of another condition such as a sinus headache from sinusitis. The three types of primary headache are: Migraine.
Primary headaches account for more than 90% of all headache complaints, and of these, episodic tension-type headache is the most common. Almost everyone has had a headache of this type. Although chronic tension-type headache occurs in only slightly more than 2% of the population, it accounts for a large number of visits to the physician's office and missed work days.