[General] My head hurts. or My head is hurted. What's the difference between two sentences?

[Polyester]

My head hurts.
My head is hurted.
What's the difference between two sentences?

 

[tedmc]

The past tense of hurt is also hurt, not hurted.

not a teacher

 

[emsr2d2]

My head hurts. (Present tense.)
My head hurt. (Past simple tense.)
My head has hurt. (Present perfect.) NB - Rather unnatural and would be followed by a time identifier ie "My head has hurt every day for the last three weeks".
My head had hurt. (Past perfect.) Same note as the last one.

I would assume you meant that you have/had a headache. If your head was actually injured/damaged, you would use "My head was hurt in an accident" or similar.

 

[Polyester]

My head hurts. (Present tense.)
My head hurt. (Past simple tense.)
My head has hurt. (Present perfect.) NB - Rather unnatural and would be followed by a time identifier ie "My head has hurt every day for the last three weeks".
My head had hurt. (Past perfect.) Same note as the last one.

I would assume you meant that you have/had a headache. If your head was actually injured/damaged, you would use "My head was hurt in an accident" or similar.

I want the exactly meaning of two sentences. You explain that the sentence meaning for me.
But, I want to know if I said that "My head was hurt recently" or "three days ago". Is it correct?

 

[bhaisahab]

...I want to know if I said that "My head was hurt recently" or "three days ago". Is it correct?

Yes.