Headaches

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sounds like yes, see a doc

Ache is this sharp type of pain that you experience when you have a tooth ache or fractured bone. Sore is the type of pain you experience after something like a Charlie horse or a bruise.

You should go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a doctor) with this problem as soon as possible.

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Most people that have a seizure disorder have an "aura" proir to the seizure. This is different for everyone, can be a smell, or an odor, or flashing lights, but it is a warning sign that a seizure is about to happen. Assuming she has had hear ears and nose checked by a doctor and there is no problem this could be the situation. Also, if she has not had a CAT Scan or MRI of her brain to look for problems this should be done to be thorough.

You can get dizzy from not eating , getting up to fast, or even a lot of other reasons. I would ask a Doctor or at least go see a Doctor.

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This question seems to regard a particular type of headache known as a migraine. Most traditional migraineurs experience "auras" as a preliminary symptom of an incoming migraine, which could explain the blindness. Auras typically comprise various shapes affecting peripheral and focused vision and can be just as annoying as the migraine itself. Auras are hard to describe visually, but mine look like a very bright light shining through a prism in water (i.e. a pulsating rainbow effect). In my case, which differs from one migraine sufferer to the next, the worse my vision is due to auras and the longer the auras last, the worse the migraine will be. I recall one time being "blinded" by auras where I was not fit to do anything at all--I could not read anything nor could I focus on anything at all. The migraine that followed those symptoms evolved into the worst one I had, which caused vomiting, nausea, and rendered me totally useless for a few hours.

If you experience those symptoms, I recommend taking some type of powerful pain killer immediately. Additionally, begin logging your results per migraine. I record perhaps too much information, but I note the time of day the auras started, how long the auras lasted, rate the severity of the auras, the total duration of the migraine experience, rate the pain associated with migraines, note side effects, record every bit of food eaten (or not eaten) that day and the day before, barometric pressure difference from the day of the migraine and the previous day, the amount of sleep from the night before (or lack thereof), the stress level in your life, pollen levels outside, and note your hypersensitivities (does light bother your eyes? sound? etc.). From taking such logs, I've been able to deduce that irregular dieting (skipping a meal), ingesting caffeine at the wrong time of the day, lacking sleep, and stress factor into triggering migraines. I have it down almost to a T where if I want to induce a migraine, I know exactly how to diet, sleep, and live 48 hours before getting one.

Good luck in overcoming them!

you just be calm and relax to did not have a head ache

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The situation may be serious. It would be advisable to see a doctor.

A sensitivity to nickel could result in head pain. Nickel can sometimes, though rarely be a trigger for Migraine as well. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of headache disorder and disease, please seek the help of a board certified headache specialist.

Sounds like the flu, or another infectious process. Try Tylenol, alternating with the Ibuprofen. If fever not resolving, stiff neck, continued severe headache, take to the doctor.

In the first few hours and days of alcohol withdrawal, 95% of all alcohol consumers will experience the very basic withdrawal symptoms including fatigue, anxiety, unusual perspiration, headaches and irregular heart beat. Continuing with these symptoms, over several days, can often been emotionally stressful and may lead to resumption of drinking. However, understanding these are mild symptoms, which will dissipate over a few days, is an encouraging motivator to the person attempting to cease alcohol consumption as it is an indicator the body is working to naturally recover from chronic alcohol usage. For these individuals, medical attention is often not needed however, it can be sought. As a general guide, most physicians will recommend an increase in B vitamin supplements, including Thiamin, in addition to prescribing a small dose of Valium to control the anxiety and emotional distress. Within a few days, the symptoms should pass.

Any new "lumps" on your body are never normal and should be evaluated by a medical professional for diagnosis and treatment. It may be nothing. It may be a cyst, or it may be something more serious. You need to go to a doctor. In person. No one is able to (or will) diagnose you online. You only have one body. Please contact a health professional immediately. ~ T

• The higher you are, the faster your freefall speed is. Your speed slows down as you reach denser air.
• The aircraft also climbs faster when the air is colder and therefore at a lower pressure.
• If you have blocked ears (i.e. because you have a cold), you can get pain in them as it is hard for you to equalise.
• In terms of mental pressure, e.g. in a competition, pressure can make you give a bad performance when being judged.

There are a lot of different signs of pregnancy, and some of the things which you listed are indeed signs. Some others to look out for are: --Breast tenderness and swelling --Milky white discharge --Exhaustion --Sudden need to nap If I were you, I would get a home pregnancy test to confirm whether or not you are indeed pregnant. If negative, you may want to consult your doctor to find out the cause of your various symptoms and hopefully come to a conclusion as to what's going on with your body. If positive, you'll need to consult your doctor (family doctor or otherwise) and let them figure out the next step in your care. (By the way, I know these things because I am preggers w/ my third child right now; if it weren't for the nausea I probably wouldn't have found out till later.) I wish you all the best... JN

Patients should expect to receive specific wound care instructions from their physician or surgeon. Generally, however, wounds that have been repaired with absorbable stitches or skin grafts should be kept covered with a bandage for one week.

"Even 10 years after the "expiration date," most drugs have a good deal of their original potency. So wisdom dictates that if your life does depend on an expired drug, and you must have 100% or so of its original strength, you should probably toss it and get a refill, in accordance with the cliché, "better safe than sorry." If your life does not depend on an expired drug -- such as that for headache, hay fever, or menstrual cramps -- take it and see what happens."

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/460159

As a qualified therapist I take it as read that if you'd fallen downstairs you would have received some form of treatment and had some kind of diagnosis. Do not ask questions regarding your helth on here before having medical help or instead of. But once you do I still think you should find a therapist who practices Bowen. That is if you would like to try something that may help. Find a therapist who offers The Bowen Technique. It will help with the Headaches and get you to focus, realign your body and balance the endocrine, nervous muscle and skeletal systems amongst others. you should go see a doctor you might ave bruses or cuts in your head if you don't see a doctor know your life might be shortended

From just an educated guess, I would have thought it would get worse as when your hangover kicks in your headache would just return anyway even if the alcohol did take away any pain. Maybe get some headache pills which you can get quite cheap or just normal painkillers should do the trick or at least dull the pain a little, you can also lie down and watch a film with the lights dimmed/off. Make sure if watching film or tv you dim the light on those screens too.

Only in some sensitive spots or near veins and arteries. This is common around the neck. If you are feeling very light headed, lie down. If it persists, consult a doctor.

No, it does not.

No, that's just an old wives tale. In fact, some versions of it say you'll get a boy, so it's inconsistent. Not true either way.