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1. Sudden intense 'thunderclap' headache She started off by discussing a sudden intense headache that “feels like a thunderclap” and is usually at the back of the head.

Be aware of signs that indicate your headache could be a medical emergency. These include sudden onset of a headache that is described as "the worst headache of your life" or a "thunderclap" headache.

1. Sudden intense 'thunderclap' headache She started off by discussing a sudden intense headache that “feels like a thunderclap” and is usually at the back of the head.