Headaches

Your Carotid Artery takes blood to your brain. Even though they only cleaned out an artery, your brain has gone through trauma. You have undergone a serious operation. However, if they had left the junk in your artery, it would have closed up and killed you. Your brain should get used to a normal flow of blood and a normal amount of oxygen in a few days. Your body may make some adjustments because your brain is now receiving the normal amount of oxygen. Previous ans. mostly correct; If the surgery was recent, you may still have some lingering after-effects from the anesthia. If you are more than 2 weeks post-op, report to your doc or his nurse.

If you're a female, it could mean that your period is about to start or you're pregnant...

If you're a male...I don't know. But you can ask your doctor!

Sometimes when I don't eat enough or don't have energy at all, I get those symptoms. It was also associated with a new prescription medication that I was taking that caused those symptoms.

you don't feel a pulse in you stomach when your pregnant, just because the child has a heart beat, you cant feel it. but if you have missed a period i would take a pregnancy test because if you are pregnant you should really have prenatal care. remember when you become pregnant its not just about you any more, you have to care for the safety of your child as well.

There are a lot of things that can cause stiff muscles, such as sleeping awkwardly, on too many pillows or in a strange position. Trauma where your neck, head or shoulder was affected. Sometimes even something mild like whiplash can cause a stiff neck. Swimming, tennis or anything that requires lifting heavy objects can cause stiffness. Sometimes even poor posture can cause neck and shoulder problems. Stress can also cause neck problems.

In severe cases, neck and shoulder pains may be caused by a serious infection or a tumor. If stiff neck is accompanied by fever, headache, nausea or vomiting and/or confusion consult a doctor, you might have an infection known as meningitis.

Migraines, cluster headaches, and hemicrania continua are all headache disorders that cause one-sided head pain.

A sinus infection can cause pain on one side of the head. An ear infection can also cause a headache on one side. An abscessed tooth can cause one-sided head pain.

Any trauma to one side of the head can cause one-sided head pain.

Trigeminal and occipital neuralgia, while not classified as headaches, can cause one-sided head pain.

i would recommend to help your back pain is use a hot and cold pad, and see a chiropractor, chiropractors adjust people's backs and bones and make it feel better. they are kinda like a bone doctor and for head pain there's a trick you pinch the very top of your nose really hard it should help.

He's sick and needs to be examined by a doctor so you can get him medicine.

Depo Provera is sometimes used to help some types of menstrual Migraine attacks. Whether it will be effective depends on whether your attacks are related to low estrogen, high estrogen, or estrogen fluctuations. For best results, see a headache specialist.

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I dont think it will. DEPO will only prevent pregnancy. For other hormonal problems it is advisable to see your doctor and have your hormones checked.

No form of Depakote can be crushed. If a patient can not take pills whole you would want to see if the MD would switch the patient to Depakote Sprinkles that can be mixed in with food or to the liquids form

A headache is a symptom, not a disease. There are over 300 different headache types, each with its own diagnosis and treatments. Many of them may be of constant duration.

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

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If you have been taking birth control pills regularly for more than three months, you can "double up" if you forget a day. Take yesterday's and today's pills together, then continue taking one a day as usual. If you just started the pills, you should use an alternate form of contraceptive in addition to this, just to be safe, as your body hasn't had enough time to become regulated with the hormones. If you miss more than two tablets in any month, you will need to throw the pack away and start a new one.

Hi, Unfortunately some women do continue to experience pregnancy symptoms after coming off contraceptives a lot longer than others. But all unusual symptoms after stopping/starting contraceptives need to be reported to your doctor. Most side effects should stop around 4-6 months after stopping contraceptives in usual cases but in most cases symptoms disperse within 3-4 months. See your doctor and rule out pregnancy and also have your hormones checked.

Most likely it is lymph node. If there is just one and it is not hot, read, or tender and can be easily pushed around it is probably nothing to worry about. If not, or if it is growing or just not going away after months, let your doctor see it.

You can get a headache for many, many different reasons, including being too hot, hearing loud noises, being hungry, being thirsty, or being tired.

If you have back problems it can cause you to have a headache if something is out of place. Also if you don't have enough sleep and stay up really late for a few days it can cause you to have a headache. If you get hit in the head with an object it could cause one too.

You should eat less greasy foods. It seems to be a build up of fat.

I've battled stress headaches and tension headaches for a good portion of my life. One thing that REALLY helps me is walking by myself. It doesn't have to be an hour walk. It could be for just fifteen minutes but it allows me to clear my mind and put things in proper perspective. I'm able to prioritize my problems and deal with them in a more orderly fashion instead of trying to solve them all at once. When you try to take care of everything all at the same time, even the slightest problem can seem overwhelming. The mere fact of being outside in the fresh air is also very relaxing. The other thing that really helps me is using an aromatherapy eye pillow. I keep the eye pillow in the freezer so it's always ready to use. I use one with peppermint leaves, peppermint oils and flax seed.

The weight of the flax seed works like acupressure on my eyes and temples. The flax seed holds the cold in to help reduce swelling and stress around my eyes. The peppermint scent just opens my sinuses right up and helps me breathe so much better. That alone helps me to relax. The eye pillow itself blocks out any light which always helps my headaches! The company I purchased it from is A Touch Of Satin. Their website is http://www.atouchofsatin.com if anyone is interested.

They use organic flax seed and organic peppermint leaves and that was important to me. If you think this will help you then you might want to give them a look. I hope this helps everybody. It certainly helps me!

It means the grim reaper is next to you.

or someone sprinkled fairy dust in your drink.

An infection could be the cause of those symptoms. If the child is extremely dizzy and feels that either she/he is spinning or the room around her/him is spinning, should could have a condition called Vertigo which can be caused by a middle ear infection. Although not life threatening, if your child also complains of a stiff neck, please visit a physicial IMMEDIATELY for she/he may have something called Meningitis (inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord) which can be fatal withing 24 hours if left untreated.

There are actually ten symptoms that can be associated with caffeine withdrawal. These include headache, sleepiness, irritability, lethargy, constipation, depression, muscle pain, lack of concentration, flu-like symptoms, and insomnia.