Pressure headaches right side

I am 26 years old, in good healthy condition, but I am very worried because I only have a great aunt passed from brain tumors. I started getting constant pressure like sensation on the right side of my head. Sometimes it is not too bad, but usually the pressure and stabbing pain behind my eye and temple area ... This also affects the right ear, right jaw and around my neck. It's not me at all distrub sleep, sleep help them. This pain can actually be turned into a headache in the general area. I never felt nautious, never throw up, my eyes do not feel heavy or water .... The main symptoms I get is pressure around the ears, eyes and base of the skull, jams right nostril at the time and sore shoulder muscles. I've been to 3 different family doctors who perform neurological tests on me and my fiance also happens to be a neurologist and they found symptoms of anything resembling a brain tumor and feels no need for further testing. I was diagnosed with tension-migraine, but the pain that I feel is not a constant headache. Only when I turn my head a certain way or if my stress. I do computer work and desk where I use the mouse with my right hand. Sometimes I go get a tension headache massive where the neck and my head feels fuzzy. But there was one area behind my right ear at the base of the skull that when I massage, it's actually a pain to shoot the exact area that I described. And then my ears will be full again and my eyes started to hurt and sometimes is that the constant pain started behind my eyes and temples. Is it possible that my muscle tension on the right side that causes all things become inflammed and affect everything in the right side? I do not know any symptoms of neck muscle problem, but I just wanted to see if it could inflamming inflammed muscle nerves in the surrounding area?

Your headache does not sound like you have a brain tumor, but unfortunately the information provided via the Internet is difficult to make an accurate diagnosis. I will not comment on family physicians perform a complete neurological examination. Your headache sounds like what has been told, this type of mixture components of migraine headaches and tension. I'll probably treat with medication and behavior management. I think that you might need a break from the computer and stretching your neck on a regular basis and try and give yourself a few minutes of relaxation exercises. I am sure that your doctor has recommended a drug. I will try medication and relaxation break and see how you respond headache. Let us know how it goes.