I get that below my eye. It is usually a sign that the shadow is stabilising i.e not getting stronger. It often moves down into my top lip too.

When I have experienced other types of pain from injuries etc I notice that when they are showing the first signs of disipating it tends to be sharper, and more focused in a smaller spot. Strangely the sharpness is less painful than in tense levels. The tingling you talk about is similar, except for me the shadows don't go. Then again my cycles have never stopped abruptly they have faded awya over a couple of weeks. So the first beer is always on tenderhooks. It always feels a hopeful sign to me but I have no eveidence that it is what I hope for.

Why have your clusters stopped? End ofcycle or medication.

Ellick.

All very normal even if the actual experience varies with each of us. Our nerves become traumatized by injury, etc. and the are one of the slowest type of cells to repair.

For the last seven-weeks I've been recovering from surgery. It's amazing how different are my feelings on each side of the suture line--as if two different bodies! It's only important that you have learned how to care for your attacks. Then you learn patience....