Headaches

No. Inhaling bleach would cause damage to the nose, throat, trachea and lungs. See Related Links.

A stroke, or cerebral vascular accident (CVA), is a either the result of a clot in a blood vessel in the brain or a rupture of a blood vessel in the brain. With a rupture accident, the wall of the vessel is at fault and no, a tooth extraction cannot cause that. When a tooth is extracted, the clot that forms is limited to the boney socket where the tooth roots used to be. The clot cannot travel to the blood stream, and if the clot is lost prematurely, it is lost to the oral cavity and swallowed or spit up and results in a "dry socket". "Dry socket" results in intense sharp pain, but no CVA.

However, if a patient's hypertension is poorly managed, and the stress of an extraction is great on the patient, then it is possible to spike their blood pressure and cause a stroke. That is why the patient's health history information is gathered and blood pressure should be checked prior to an extraction. If the tooth is not extracted, it is also possible that the pain can cause a spike in blood pressure and have the same effect.

For goodness sakes, go to your doctor. If you don't have one, go to the emergency room. NOW! No one here at Wikianswers can diagnose your condition, which could be very serious. Hurry up. Don't wait another hour.

1. Measure your temperature with a digital thermomether.

2. If your temperature is higher than 37.6 degree celcius, take some medication.

3. Get enough rest, drink lots of water.

4. If symptoms persist after 3 days, consult your doctor.

My ex husband has spinal stenosis,he has been having very bad headaches for approx 15 months,stiff neck,his doctor said it could be through this complaint,but get it checked out to make sure,but it probably is this causeing your headaches.

Well I have the same symptoms as you do, without the backpain. I took a pregnancy test 4 days ago and it was negative....I so puzzled!

Sharp pains on the side of the head may be symptoms of a type of headache called an ice pick headache, or primary stabbing headache. Only a doctor can diagnose you however, so if there is a question, please see your doctor or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

Breathing oxygen in through a nasal cannula (little prongs in your nose) can cause the membranes to become very dry and irritated. This will cause pain similar to a sinus headache.

Have the doctor order the oxygen to be moisturized. The oxygen will then be pumped through a special water bottle so when it is breathed in it will not be so irritating.

i dont really have the answe to this but if you find out what it is let me know it used to be every other month it would happen to me but now its every other day some times i blackout 3 times a day

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the truth is some people say snot is bad for you because it is putting germs strait into you body while others are saying it is good because it works like a medicine in your body SOOOO..... really it is up to you if you think it sounds OK to eat go for it if you think the opposite like most people JUST DONT EAT IT!

Many people suffer migraine headaches and the causes can vary. Some of the headaches are caused due to hormones and others can be caused by diet. Chocolate and dairy products have been found to trigger some migraine headaches.

Your brain floats in sea of cerebrospinal fluid inside your skull. This fluid circulates in your spine eventually exits via the venous system. The new csf is manufactured in the ventricles of the brain.

CSF is pretty much just water, slippery molecules, and nutrients. If the level of csf falls because you are dehydrated, then your brain will rest directly on the bottom of your skull and start to bruise. That is a headache.

Although it can be hard to determine, children do get headaches. Causes include teething, ear aches, Young children even get migraines. Once again, this can be hard to diagnose - as adults are often asked a series of questions to determine the kinds of additional symptoms that make it fall into the headache category.

Signs of headache in children often involve holding the head, banging their head on things,

If you believe your child is getting a headache, seek medical attention. It may be simple as teething. If you have been told it is safe to do so, give Tylenol or Motrin.

Headaches caused by other disorders are known as secondary headaches. They may be associated with space-occupying brain tumors, meningitis, stroke , head trauma, pain referred from the neck or jaw.

Yes. Xanax's main actions are similar to those of alcohol and can cause a hangover-like effect. Alcohol, however, also has several other actions (ie: diuretic) which make hangovers worse, thus, headaches from alprazolam are not usually as acute or accompanied by emesis (vomiting), etc.

hi my son has he is 19 years old and has asthma and i want to know what is the best pain releif he can take as he has cronic back pain

The fastest way to get rid of a headache depends entirely upon the type of headache suffered. There are over 300 different types of headaches and treatment is based on the diagnosis. For appropriate diagnosis, please seek the help of a headache specialist.

It would depend on the type of cramping you are experiencing. It is comomon for women to experience some light cramping. I experienced light cramping during my first pregnancy about the time my period would normally occur. Headaches can sometimes occur during pregnancy, but many people experience that as a premenstral symptom as well. When I am pregnant, I do in fact taste the "metal" when I am feeling nauseated. These symptoms COULD be signs or pregnancy, but they are also commonly associated with PMS. So, the answer is Yes as well as No. I would, of course, take caution in case you may be. You won't know positively until you pee on that stick and it says either positive or negative for sure.

Headache in the back of the head is not a symptom specific to any one disease or disorder, however it can be part of many diagnoses. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of headache disorders, consult a board certified headache specialist.

you get blurry vision because you watch to much tv or your too close to the television.

Headaches are one of the most common medical complaints. Headache are associated with medical conditions like....

1. infection

2. fever

3. head injury

4. hypoglycemia

5. tumors

6. dental condition

7. prolonged tension

8. lack of sleep

9. heavy coldness

10. infection in the nasal sinuses

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A pounding headache, any bump or bruise obtained from something hitting your head, or migrains.

* Make a paste of water and cinnamon by mixing 1 tablespoon of water with 1 tablespoon of cinnamon. Apply the paste on your forehead, lie down, and rest for 20-30 minutes. Then wash the paste off with warm cloth.

* Take a cloth and dip it in warm water, squeeze and apply on your forehead. Close your eyes and rest for a while.

* Stir 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar in a glass of cold water and drink.

* Drink thick natural grapes juice daily to treat your headaches.

* Drink a lot of water every day; make sure you are not dehydrated.

* Apply a few drops of rosemary oil on your chest, lie down and breathe deep for a few minutes.

* Drink a cup of warm coffee when you have headaches. Take small sips and try to relax.

* Lie down in a dark room, put a towel on your forehead and put an ice pack on the towel. Lie down like this for about 20-30 minutes, close your eyes, breathe deeply, and try to relax.

* Slice a potato, take the slices and apply on your forehead and rest for 20 minutes.

* Peel 1 cucumber, take the peels tie them to the forehead with a cloth. Rest with the cucumbers peels on your head for 15-20 minutes and your headache will be gone in no time. Answer: I have tried the water and cinnamon paste, it burned and irritated the skin of the person I tried it on. So I added 1/2 a tablespoon of sugar and it seemed to alleviate the burning. Also, tasted good ;)