Headache with Eye Radiation — Which Doctor Should I See?

This refers to a headache that originates in one area and radiates or extends toward the eyes. The pain typically feels like it's spreading from the head into the eye region, often causing discomfort behind or around the eyes.

Common causes include migraines, tension headaches, sinusitis, glaucoma, eye strain, and cluster headaches. Cervical spine issues and temporal arteritis can also cause this symptom. Consult a doctor for accurate diagnosis.

Seek immediate medical attention if the headache is severe, sudden, accompanied by vision changes, fever, stiffness, or neurological symptoms. Also see a doctor if it's persistent, worsening, or affecting your daily activities.