It means that a patient's symptom was treated successfully, but then later returns. So if you have a headache and you take some ibuprofen to get rid of it, then the headache comes back, it is said to be a rebound headache. Another possibility is pain that is felt upon removal of palpation pressure. So if your abdomen is being palpated, and if, when the pressure of palpation is removed, it is painful; you are said to have positive rebound.

Yes, Valium can cause headache symptoms. It can also exacerbate and trigger other headache disorders such as Medication Overuse Headache or Rebound. For a diagnosis, a doctor needs to be consulted. Preferably a headache specialist who is best able to diagnose, treat and manage headache disorders.

Ultram can cause Medication Overuse Headache, aka Rebound. There may be other reasons the Ultram is causing head pain. For diagnosis and treatment, please seek the help of a qualified physician or headache specialist.

This is a frequent occurrence. You may be experiencing rebound or medication overuse headache. For a correct diagnosis and treatment of your problem, seek the help of a physician who is experienced with headache disorders. Headache specialists are neurologists specially trained in headache disorders and are a great place to begin your search.

Yes, it is normal for some people to get a rebound headache from the usage of caffeine. For an appropriate diagnosis, please see your physician or headache specialist as the type of treatment is dependent entirely upon the type of headache you are suffering from.

Doctors have an old saying: "If its wet - keep it dry. If it's dry - keep it wet. If it hurts - don't do it!"