No, peanut butter is not a remedy for headaches. Though if you have a headache, you should avoid bright lights and loud noises.
Some remedies I found:
And if none of these work, then I suggest seeing a doctor or trying to take Motrin or another over the counter drug specificly for headaches.
Common over the counter remedies include aspirin, acetaminophen, and ibuprofen. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist, consult with a physician. At times eating will relieve a headache or drinking caffeine. Low blood sugar can cause a headache as can high blood pressure or illness. Getting some sleep or taking a hot bath may take a headache away. Again, if the symptoms are severe or persistent, go see a doctor.
Take a nap for about 1 hour
Take away any food
Presumably your headache will go away. Airborne isn't actually proven to do anything.
Eggs can give you a headache if you have adequate protein in your diet and don't need anymore, or if you don't have enough fiber. Try laying off eggs for a while and eat foods with protein or take protein capsules. Then after a while see how eating eggs effects you.
Yes!! I almost always get a headache when I skip a dose. It's a different kind of headache too. Almost like and "electric" pulse runs though my brain sporadically. Once I take the dose it all goes away.
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There are many different kinds of medicines and treatments that may help this kind of headache. A headache specialist is a doctor who is specially trained to diagnose and treat difficult headaches and may be helpful.
If a person has a pain in their temples, it means they have a headache. They should put away any devices with bright screens, take some headache medicine, and lie down with their eyes closed until the pain subsides.
u could have grown ammune 2 it so u have 2 take more
Not much except take headache / migrane medicine or just flat-out avoid eating chocolate. I would get an allery test to see if shes allergic to chocolate or just a substance in chocolate..
Sometimes antihistamines can be helpful to Migraine patients. They do not abort the Migraine process, and they do not take away the pain however. See your physician or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of Migraine and headache disorders.