Any Herbal recommendations for pressure in my forehead?

I got Lyme with co-infections 2 years ago when I was pregnant with twins. I got really sick and ended up in the hospital for two days and they tested me for everything, including tick diseases which kept coming back negative. I knew it had to be tick related and finally a month after the hospital and me actually feeling better it came back positive for lyme. I went on a mild antibiotic for 6 days and had a reaction. No one knew what to do with me because I was pregnant. I was feeling fine, so I did nothing. I had two healthy babies, nursed them for a year and then started having low energy and night sweats. Tested positive for lyme again. I am now taking a herbal protocol and high doses of Antibiotics for 3 months now. I've noticed that the lyme was affecting my lung/diaphragm, cycle, energy levels, and mental clarity. My body is starting to shut down from the antibiotics - kidney's and glucose levels. But, I still have a lot of pressure in my forehead. Is this caused by the bacteria dying? Has anyone had any luck treating that specific area without using antibiotics? How much does nutrition and detoxing play with getting better quicker??

If you can find them, buy yourself some young, fresh coconuts. Eat the meat inside as well as drinking the water. This might help you with head pain. Especially if it is related to a lack of a nutrients or dehydration. Taking teaspoons of coconut oil will feed your brain immediately and boost your energy too.
Nutrition is EVERYTHING. If you can make the lifestyle change, eating a raw food diet, that is alkaline, and staying hydrated you will see a massive difference. It is hard. Very hard. But so is taking loads of prescription drugs and forking out thousands on medical care. Eating a raw food diet is actively saving my life.
Detoxing is huge too. If you can do some Gerson therapy methods I recommend that school of thought personally. Milk Thistle is a great herb for detox. Lemons help cleanse the lymph nodes and make the body alkaline. Detox baths and sweat sessions are a life saver.
I'm trying to control Lyme's as all natural as I can. Antibiotics are not the only way to go by the way. It's just what most people with Lyme's do. But for me the side effects of taking high doses of antibiotics are very real and I'm starting to question if perhaps because people like us suffer so much we don't want to accept that there is another, much harder, way to deal with Lymes. And that is ignoring the concept that a raw food diet is "unsustainable". If you can deal with Lymes with herbs, you can certainly do it with nutrition. We just live in this world that even doctors ignore the importance of diet to healthcare. And we think it's just too hard. It's not. Dying and suffering are hard. Nutrition is easy compared to that.