Minutus

Thank you so much. Still not much the wiser with rubrics but it doesn't seem quite so weird now. Makes me wonder if cranial osteopathy might not help. Also if, in fact,it is really just a migraine precursor in this case, it means I know I am dealing with a migraine case which must help.
Theresa
Liana wrote
"Red ear syndrome: An unusual type of head pain in which the ear
becomes red and burning. Attacks may be brought on by triggers such
as touching the ear, heat, chewing, drinking, coughing, sneezing, and
neck movement. May be associated with migraine, irritation of the
third cervical root, temporomandibular joint dysfunction, or thalamic
syndrome. It may also occur without obvious structural cause."
(MedicineNet)