Not necessarily. It could be several types of headaches: from stress, congestion, a migrane, cluster headache. Migranes and cluster headaches are both extremely painful.

A headache in your forehead can be a migraine headache, a headache caused by stress tension or a sinus headache. There are many causes, more commonly the ones mentioned.

There could be many causes for a headache behind the eyes. This is commonly known as a tension headache, and can be caused by stress or physical strain.

The correct spelling is "tension headaches" (caused by stress, often muscular).

Headache is the first symptom of stress. De-stress yourself.

If you can prove that the accident caused you stress in your daily life, trauma, psychological issues, strains on your job performance, etc... Then you could get away with it.

Drinking coffee might stop your headache - it depends on why you got the headache. If you are addicted to caffeine/coffee, drinking coffee will stop the headache if it is caused by withdrawal. It won't help if your headache is due to dehydration, illness, stress, etc.

Headaches can be caused by tension, stress, or a sinus infection. Other causes for a headache on the forehead are migraines, or high blood pressure.

a headache could be caused due to the stress of worrying about your white blood count being raised. it does mean you are fighting an infection

There are a range of things that can potentially cause a migraine headache. Sometimes they are caused by high stress levels while other times they may be cause by bad food or by skipping meals.

Stress gives me a headache. You stress the second syllable on de -CATH -a- lon .

A persistent headache can be caused by lots of things from stress / poor sleep / migraines to underlying medical conditions which may potentially be serious. If you have a persistent headache you really need to go and speak to a doctor who can perform a proper examination as it's not possible to be diagnosed online!

Diagnosing headache disorders is done by doctors who use a tool called the ICHD-II (International Classification of Headache Disorders). In this tool are all the possible headache diagnoses. There is no such diagnosis in the ICHD-II of stress headache. While stress may be a trigger, or it may exacerbate a headache disorder or condition, it is not considered to be the direct cause of any diagnosable headache. For appropriate diagnosis, treatment and management of headache disorders and Migraine, please seek the help of a board certified headache and Migraine specialist.

Yes. Anything that causes pain increases the level of stress your body suffers. Stress can effect the body in many ways and a headache is not an uncommon symptom of stress.

i have migriane headaches and when i stress i get a headache so yes but there is other causes too like food juice smells with me if i drink apple juice i get a headache but just because your stressed doesn't mean your going to get a headache

A persistent headache can be caused by lots of things from stress / poor sleep or dehydration and migraines as well as other underlying medical conditions which may potentially be serious. If you have a persistent headache you really need to go and speak to a doctor who can perform a proper examination as it's not possible to be diagnosed online!

I'm no dr but, probably if you had significant head trauma to the front or sides of your head (ear to ear) it MIGHT have caused it, odds are though that you already had it and it would have started showing up later but the stress from the accident and stress related to the accident (insurance, drs, court, etc.) probably just brought it on faster.

headaches are caused from stress

Harold G. Wolff has written: 'Headache and other head pain' -- subject(s): Headache, Pain 'Stress and disease' -- subject(s): Causes and theories of causation, Diseases, Stress (Physiology), Stress (Psychology)

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It is possible you have an umbilical hernia. Often caused by pregnancy the stomach wall tears from stress.

One sided headaches are likely caused by migraine. However, there are many other causes of headache: sinus problem, a tooth issue, a pinched nerve, or stress. Best to document when it comes on and how long it stays and get an evaluation by a neurologist who is a headache specialist.

Stress & Anxiety or Chronic Headache

Very very painful and a rear naked choke is super scary but it is fun and a great stress reliever.

A stress-leave disability is a disability caused by stress and or anxiety.