Headaches

There are over 300 different headache disorders in the current ICHD-II used by physicians for diagnosis and treatment. Diagnosis is key to appropriate treatment, especially while pregnant.

For appropriate diagnosis, treatment and information on Migraine and headache disorders, please seek the help of a board certified Migraine and headache specialist.

Headaches happen mostly due to the contraction of the blood vessels in your head. Other causes include stress, and consumption of milk or chocolate.

Numbness in jaw and tingling in mouth and headache can be symptoms or various diseases. Most of them are neurological disorders which include shingles, lyme disease and trigeminal neuralgia among others.

ACTUALLY, YOU probably are getting a HEADACHE with a STUFFED NOSE. When you get a stuffy nose, most likely it's the rhinovirus. That can cause a sinus infectiion which in turn leads to a headache (the dreaded SINUS HEADACHE). Try taking something for your sinus problem, then in turn, your headache will go away.

Yes, as a Type 1 diabetic, I often get headaches when I am hypoglycemic.

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

Yes cats can have rashes. You should check the color of the skin to find the type of rash and if shampoo and conditioner does not work, try buying medicine. Take your cat to the vet even if condition relieves and get's better to determine the cause and prevent it from happening in the future.

go see your doctor if the problem just started, but it happens to some people when they reach puberty and some people are just born with it.

No. Your signs of puberty are going to be (for a female) sore breasts, breasts starting to show through a tee shirt, cramping or PMS symptoms, hair growth under the arms, legs and private region, pimples or acne, etc. For a male, it would be voice cracking, hair growth on the facial and private region, productions of semen, etc.

It depends on the type of headache you are having. Tension, illness, injury, even usage of pain medicines too frequently can all cause daily headache. There is a very long list of possibilities. For correct diagnosis and treatment of your daily headache, seek the help of a doctor, neurologist or headache specialist.

asprin It depends on what is causing the headaches (I'm focusing on the "severe" part). If it's stress, relaxation techniques should help, maybe some muscle relaxants which you need to get from your doctor. If it's a migrane, you may need something a little more powerful and for that you'll also need to see a doctor.

its most probably viral fever.......fever with muscle pain also suggests malaria.....but can be ruled out as u have respiratory symptoms...but still can be a differential .....need more history for that diagnosis....ur location, travel history n more..........get some rest.....good sleep n heavy protein food...take VIT C 1000mg/day till u r cured....if symptom worsens or persists go see a GP ASAP....recovery period est: 10 days....u dun need an antibiotic so dun waste your money

Caffeine withdrawal headaches tend to occur off and on for as long as the caffeine withdrawal lasts. Usually, the most intense headaches are in the first day or so, and they quickly diminish and are mostly gone after a week. Caffeine withdrawal headaches are often strongest during the times of day in which a person was used to drinking caffeine. For example, if someone started their day off with a couple strong cups of coffee, and then stopped cold turkey, they'd be likely to experience these headaches in the morning.

Caffeine withdrawal also includes other symptoms such as trouble concentrating, diminished alertness, and depressed mood and lower motivation. These symptoms tend to be very mild and brief, however, compared to the withdrawal of addictive hard drugs like cocaine.

Yes, a tooth infection can cause a headache. Also, be aware that certain sinus conditions can mask as tooth problems. For example, although not common today, it still happens that growths in certain sinus cavities cause pain, drippings, other symptoms that lead doctors and dentists to treat as tooth/gum problems, and too often by the time the real condition is unearthed it is too late to save the patient.

There are several natural remedies for various types or headaches. The juice of three or four slices of lemon should be squeezed in a cup of tea and taken by the patient for treating this condition. It gives immediate relief. The crust of lemon, which is generally thrown away, has been found useful in headaches caused by heat. Lemon crusts should be pounded into a fine paste in a mortar and applied as plaster on the forehead. Applying the yellow, freshly pared-off rind of a lemon to each temple will also give relief. Apples are valuable in curing all types of headaches. After removing the upper rind and the inner hard portion of a ripe apple, it should be taken with a little salt every morning on an empty stomach in such cases. This should be continued for about a week. The herb rosemary has been found valuable in headaches resulting from cold. A handful of this herb should be boiled in a litre of water and put in a mug. The head should be covered with a towel and the steam inhaled for as long as the patient can bear. This should be repeated till the headache is relieved. The herb marjoram is beneficial in the treatment of a nervous headache. An infusion of the leaves is taken as a tea in the treatment of this disorder. Cinnamon is useful in headaches caused by exposure to cold air. A fine paste of this spice should be prepared by mixing it with water and it should be applied over the temples and forehead to obtain relief. The flowers of henna have been found valuable in curing headaches caused by hot sun. The flowers should be rubbed in vinegar and applied over the forehead. This remedy will soon provide relief. Takin from http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/remedy/Headaches.html

Sometimes a cool or warm compress on the forehead can help (temperature depends on the severity of the headache) Lie down in a cool, dark, room. There's also the ever famous nap. But if all else fails- Ibpropuen helps.

If you lie down for a while and close your eyes it will help. The lack of light will

help. Massage your temples in a circular motion. Relax for a few minutes.

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It could be that you probably ate to fast. Now, if you are getting headaches after eating everyday or every meal then you could have a very serious problem that you will want to bring to the attention of a doctor immediately. This could be a sign of diabetes, which if left untreated could kill you.

See a doctor immediately if not treated it could kill you.

yes you can, allthough you will not get any buzz what so ever from the vicodin, so its really a waste of the v's. the vicodin will still have the pain killig effect though. best to wait 24 hours at least after taking the suboxone before you take the v's.

maybe you've taken too many vitamins lay off the vitmans for about mon-fri and if you feel better you'll be okay but if you dont feel better go and visit an docter or maybe youre not eatting healthy make sure that you eat a balance of a meal including vegetables.

Generally speaking, that area should also have a tender "knot"... If so, this is a lymph node... one of the many nodes throughout your body. They fight both viral and bacterial infections. Do you have an infected place in your scalp? If so, that could mean a lymph node is fighting the infection draining down through the lymphatic channels... It could also be a sebaceous gland... that's an oil gland that has become plugged, and because it continues to produce oil (sebum) it gradually swells and becomes a cyst (a fluid filled sac). These can become infected and swell and eventually drain a yellow cheezy-smelling material, a mixture of oil & dead skin cells from the lining of the cyst).

Ya me too. I just got mine extracted last week and I'm suffering from bad bad headaches. Especially in the night. I wake up with pounding headache.

I wonder if it might be because I took lots of pain killers last week after the surgery and when the toothache stopped I stopped the pain killers too. wondering if my body is expecting more pain killers.

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Some women start as early as the fertilized egg attaches itself to the uterus wall. And that can be anywhere between 7-10 dpo. So as soon as the hcg level begins to rise. Answer If you are getting headaches you should see a doctor. They are not a symptom of pregnancy. I am another poster adding a comment to this last answer. Although headaches are not the best symptom it can happen. I started having headaches two weeks after conception and they lasted on and off for about two weeks. My headaches were the reason I took a pregnancy test and it came out postive. Headaches were my first symptom. But to be sure... contact your doctor!