it is only normal for people that has sinus problems. it is mostly a sinus infection but most people would say a sinus headache so yes its normal As a sufferer of Migrane Headaches for many years, I think it is important to point out that: a) You are a young person and NO MATTER WHAT you should discuss this issue with your parents or caregiver so that they are aware of the problem. Even if the problem turns out to be a basic issue and easily dealt with, it is very important to keep your family/friends aware of health issues just in case. b) headaches, although common, should not be considered "normal", and in some cases could be a symptom of an underlying problem that needs prompt medical attention. I began suffering from Migrane Headaches at an early age. I remember having my first one around the age of 7! My Father has Migranes and they are often hereditary. Migranes can last for more than one day. My fathers typically last three whole days and he has to lie in a room that is entirely dark with no noise whatsoever and a cool cloth placed on his forehead. Thankfully mine do not last as long, but I have had one last approximately 50 hours. I experience intense eye pain in conjunction with other symptoms such as extreme nausea, I have had actual vomiting with some of them, a feeling of my equilibrium being "off", (a sensation of dizziness almost, but more like the floor is moving underneath me) noise seems amplified to a million times its normal level, the feeling of pain seems to be centered on one entire side of my head. It is on both sides, but the majority of the agony is on one side. I sometimes experience what is known as an "aura" usually the day before I get the headache. I see spots or things floating past my vision off and on. I also experience the strong smell of garlic all around me! Weird, yes. There are different types of headaches and they are each characterized by their own symptoms. The symptoms that I have are typical of Migranes. There are stress headaches, cluster headaches, sinus headaches, etc. I would ask you this: Have you had headaches for a long time? Is this new to you? Is this the longest headache you have had? Are you experiencing other symptoms that have you concerned? Try over the counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen according to directions. (TELL YOUR FOLKS FIRST!) Rest in silence and darkness. Get help from your physician. Good Luck!
Your eyes hurt because you have a headache. Your body is trying to recoup all of the fluid it lost so basically your body is working overtime.
the pain start before the period 2 days, and all my joints hurt a lot...all my bones...sometimes headache is it normal to have all these symptoms, am 41 years old
No. Video games will give you a headache and may ruin your eyes if played for many hours.
Yes, glaucoma does hurt. Glaucoma causes symptoms to include severe eye pain, headache, an upset stomach and blurred vision or loss of vision.
it could be that your irritated eyes are causing your headaches. do you use glasses at all? trying to focus too hard on something when your eyes can't properly focus can do that you could also have a tension-type headache http://stress.lovetoknow.com/Tension_Headache
The headache indicates that your eyes have changed since your first prescription and that now you need a new eye examination and prescription glasses .
Try drinking tepid water - not too hot or too cold. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment, seek the advice of a physician or headache specialist.
A pain in the head is a headache. A severe form is a migraine headache.
infection from influenza a but you just migth have h1n1 or the swine flu i had it myself and i had those same symthems
Because your body produces the tears so it is natural. Water is not dangerous and won't hurt your eyes, but it might sting because if your force anything against your eye, it wi automatically sting a little. When you cry, it is pouring out.
swine flu
When you are having terrible migraines that hurt your eyes, make your light sensitive and make you so nauseous that you almost throw up, you might be having a flu, cluster headache, or meningitis.