Headaches

Sometimes your dehydrated so drink a bit of water. Or you can try taking an Ibuprofen. Or you can put an ice pack on your head and go in a dark room. If you have had the headache for a few days and its really bad, go see a doctor.

I had a radical neck disection on May 22nd 2008. I have chronic pain in my shoulder and arm - and sick of taking the narcotic pain medication.

My surgeon didnt seem to believe that i could or should have any pain after this surgury - he is of no help in this area at all.

My primary care Dr. suggested I begin taking LYRICA - I've been taking 50mg 3x a day for about 2 weeks now and it does seem to help. I do still find days that i feel I need something else like advil and that seems to help in addition to the lyrica. However LYRICA takes a while to perform the full benefits - weeks sometimes as I've read. So maybe there is hope!

Lyrica does help but doesnt completely relieve the pain- and after all of the research I have done looking for an answer to the relief of the chronic pain in my shoulder - I would do anything to have just one pain free day.............

I don't know for sure, but I've been taking lexapro for over a year now, and my prescription ran out a week ago and my pharmacist wouldn't fill it without ok from doc, who was on vacation. This is day 7 and today I feel like I could just fall over, my head hurts, I'm having panic attacks...it am assuming its from the drug...i go back to doc in two days.

No, Fasting decreases levels of glutathione, an antioxidant that helps the liver detoxify acetaminophen. No, Fasting decreases levels of glutathione, an antioxidant that helps the liver detoxify acetaminophen.

Paracetamol is effective for some types of headache disorders. Using it more than 3 doses per week may result in Medication Overuse Headache/rebound however, so great care should be taken in its usage. Consult a pharmacist or physician for best advice.

Technically, yes. It's called a parasthesia. The Mental foramen, located in the lower jaw runs thru a hole in the jaw just below the second bi-cuspid and first molar. If this is a lower molar, and you have neglected it to this point, it is my opinion that it could affect that nerve root that is in the lower mandible. My advice is to see an Endodontist or Oral Surgeon AT ONCE. Do not ignore this. I was a registered oral surgery/Endodontal/Periodontal assistant (RDA) for 12 years. An infected tooth can turn into gangrene, and cause blindness, even death, IF IGNORED.

In many cases, ischemia can be successfully treated, but the underlying disease process of atherosclerosis is usually not "cured." The outcome for silent ischemia has not been well established.

Well, no. Although optical illusions can distort your vision somewhat, they cannot permanently damage your eyes. If you have had eye problems in the past, though, you may want to be wary of optical illusions. ~

You might be pregnant.
if you only recently started your period, that could be a reason, as you may be experiencing irregular periods. i started mine in august '09, and i didn't have one at all in september. i hope this helped :)
pregnancy, diet, stress, other underling medical conditions, see ur gp for peace of mind
There are very few reasons; the most common one is being pregnant.
You could be pregnant. Or your body could just be changing causing your period to be missed.
Irregular periods, recently stopping or stopped taking birth control, recently took the morning after pill, illness, stress, underlying medical conditions, hormonal imbalance and pregnancy.

Rather than predicting a tragic event, this dream is probably a literal picture of the common expression, "She shot him down," or "Right on the mark," referring to a cutting come-back or a sharp remark. It could refer to any type of "shot," including a shot of medication or a shot of liquor.

When a receptor adapts to a stimulus, it sends progressively reduced signals to the brain. The brain interprets this decrease in signals as adaptation, resulting in reduced sensitivity to that specific stimulus over time.

Pain behind the ear and at the back of the head can be caused by various factors such as muscle tension, pinched nerves, or even referred pain from other areas. It is important to consult a healthcare provider to determine the underlying cause of the pain and receive appropriate treatment. In some cases, stress, poor posture, or even an ear infection could be contributing to the discomfort.

Assuming equal velocity, I'd say the coconut.

There are several home remedies that can help you stay fit. Here are a few examples:

Exercise regularly: This is one of the most important things you can do to stay fit. You can do a variety of exercises at home, including yoga, bodyweight workouts, and cardio exercises like running or jumping jacks.

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Eat a balanced diet: Eating a diet that is rich in whole foods, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, can help you stay fit and healthy.

Get enough sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for your overall health and well-being. Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night.

Practice stress-reducing techniques: Stress can have a negative impact on your health, so it's important to find ways to manage it. Techniques like deep breathing, meditation, or yoga can be helpful.

Avoid unhealthy habits: Avoid smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and unhealthy eating habits like consuming too much sugar, salt, or processed foods.

Take regular breaks: If you have a sedentary lifestyle, make sure to take regular breaks to stretch your muscles and get your blood flowing.

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Yes, Always. I had three globes - two white and 1 dark - 36 hours ago, headaches started yesterday evening at 24 hours. I kept waking up last night and slept after one panadol. I woke up fresh this morning but the dull ache behind my right eye still lingers. This is not the first time it has happened so I have begun documenting the episodes. For full disclosure I get migraines when I have too much of Cadbury milk chocolate, coffee and certain Indian spices. These I avoid or take in moderation. By far Lindt chocolates have been the worst offender. Even small quantities trigger a migraine

If the bump feels like a hard pea or bean just below the skin surface, it is probably a keratinous cyst. These are totally harmless and are basically a clogged sweat gland. They will stay there unless removed by a dermatologist, which will require a stitch or two. If the cyst can be removed intact, it should not return.

as far as i know there are 2 type of head aches one of which is called a tension head ache which i regulated usually near the back of the head or beginning of the neck, these can be caused by stress or pulling of the muscles. then there are siunus head aches which usually are accosted with the senses being or acting up such as your eyes hurting or nose flaring, or ever your ears itching. there is a third form of head ache known as a migrane which is the most savere, it can cause sensitividy to light, sound and touch, they can be cause by a brod range of things most common also being stress

So you can tell the if you have a migrain or a headache

No, but poltergeists can

It is always best to treat the symptoms and get some rest. Give your body time to fight this off. For the cough, hard candy or cough drops. Try an antihistamine for the runny nose. The sore throat will feel better as the mucus running down the throat from the nose slows. The headache will better with a NSAID.

yes, but most of the time the items they used were very cheap and more of a distraction to avoid the ache of the head, they used milk and rams hair, a easy source to get the headache away.

not cold enough