We are not doctors but we have started listening to all opinions. We thought it might be hormonal if that's what you mean by mono, due to his age and a suggestion from a friend. He went back to school last Thursday and Friday mornings, played a bit of basketball on Friday night, watched his teams football on Saturday, played 9 holes of golf on Sunday, and then his headache was more severe Monday and today Tuesday preventing him from going to school yet again. He has visited his general practitioner 6 times and we have a hospital referral in another two weeks. This situation is upsetting our family because he can not do his normal things due to the persistent/constant headaches. Any suggestions would be appreciated. He is normally a very active boy passionate about his sports and he is a very good student. We don't seem to be resolving anything with the medical help here and his condition continues. The scan did show sinus on one side but that was all. What specialist treatment can you suggest we get for him? Once he was visibly depressed with it and I was concerned for him with high levels of teenage suicide, though he is a sensible boy - but who knows.

I presume of this conversation is part of my $94 fee. If it is proposed to charge me more, please advise and cease. I do realise however you need all of the facts. It was a CT scan. He was given Erythromycin on 6 June and this was changed to 21 Cefaclor 250 mg on 8 June, at one tablet three times a day,these are now finished.He was also given 30 Diciofenac sodium 75mg twice a day from 10 June, he still takes these. He ceased taking all paracetomol and pain killers some time ago as they have made no difference to his headaches. I'm not sure his sinus totally cleared, he still gets a bit sore under one eye and clearing the nose is still needed from time to time. Hope this helps.