Headaches

While severe headaches may signal something more serious, the symptom will not alter pH. Severe vomiting can lead to metabolic alkalosis, prolonged diarrhea can lead to metabolic acidosis, and hyperventilation can lead to respiratory alkalosis.

Headaches and fatigue are symptoms of pregnancy. I would suggest taking a home pregnancy test. It is possible you could be pregnant. Good Luck
Unfortunatly no! There are women out there that are 5-6 months pregnant and don't even have a symptoms.

You may have had an impaction of feces.Sometimes a hard piece of poo can get stuck and cause terrible pain, but people that have these can experience nausea and diarrhea. See a doctor as soon as possible, it is a serious condition if not treated. And always remember add some fiber to your diet and doing a light walk everyday keeps the bowels moving! :)

Most likely it is caused bya migraine headache. Could be a vascular headached. If the ache is one side of your head it would be a migraine, otherwise it is another kind of headache. You should see you doctor.

Depends on what kind of headache you have. Like for a sinus I eat Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup heated in the microwave with hot tea. For a different kind of headache, try drinking anything with caffeine. Like coffee or a Frappe from McDonald's. The Frappe really helped me. But also made me hyper and out-going. For the hangover, if you mean as in alcohol. Then I recommend that to be stopped.

i don't know. Do you get headaches?? I may be able to explain that.

Apparently, the signals from the phone can disrupt sleep patterns Making you feel less rested and less relaxed than normal. This can cause headaches.

Only a qualified physician can diagnose your problem. Concussion or TBI can cause head pain, but to know for sure this is the trouble and not something more sinister, please see a headache specialist or other doctor.

yes

Check for Lyme disease.

Bladder infection or bladder stone. I would see a doctor if possible, its not a huge deal, but a doctor could help.

Static head is: The internal energy of a fluid due to the pressure exerted on the containing vessel. Static head remains the same regardless of volume. For each meter you raise the container, the water pressure is amplified by 9.804139432 kpa (kilopascals) At sea level, 1 meter head of water is approximately 10kpa, (atmospheric pressure is 100 kpa.) If you're in my Horticulture class and you're copying this, then you fail! xD -Matt

No. blood vessels cause headaches

Some people react badly to sumatriptan, just as some people react badly to Penicillin. Treating migraines is all about trial and error, unfortunately. There may be other triptans you can take which do not cause you to feel worse (Zomig, Maxalt, Axert, Amerge, Relpax, Frova) I would not recommend Treximet, because that is just sumatriptan with naproxen added.

1. Allergies

2. Unhealthy diet

3. Lack of sleep

4. Dust

5. Tiredness

6. Fever

7. Headache

8. Viruses

9. Yelling too much

10. Not washing hands before eating

Infections in the gums can get into the blood stream and go to your heart and set up an infection. Some people with 'heart flutters/palpitations will need to be pre-medicated prior to dental care/treatment.

The contact lenses probably have nothing to do with it.

There are many things that can cause headaches, migraines often cause nausea as well.

Go and see a doctor.

*If your contacts do not fit properly or are damaging your eyes you can get migraines and light sensitivity but not nausea. You should see your eye doctor if you are having light sensitivity and migraines*

I don't know, sorry, but I do too! I looked it up and people said that it's a myth, but I always get a sore throat when sleeping with wet hair! I hate it

All bumps should be checked out by your doctor (usually there is nothing wrong) and can be anything from a bony spur, to a fatty lump (it moves.) However, some bumps (depending what they are) could have roots and it could annoy the ear area and cause headaches. Best to have it checked out. The only reason you would get a bump from a seizure is if that person fell and thrashed around hitting their head on a piece of furniture or some other object. Menopause certainly can cause a lot of moles (in some people) and lumps and bumps and HEADACHES. I believe Billy Crystal said it well: (he's a grandpa now)

I GET UP IN THE MORNING AND SAND BLAST MYSELF BEFORE I HIT THE SHOWERS!

There you have it. Ain't it wonderful! Ha, ha.

Merry Christmas Marcy

Only a doctor can diagnose headache patients. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment advice, seek the help of a physician or headache specialist.

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Usual analgesics will do. Like soluble aspirin, paracetamol or ibuprofen should do.

Some headache disorders are triggered by outside influences, including light. One of the most common in Migraine. See your physician or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of Migraine and headache disorders.

Michael Anders

A headache on one side of the head, especially in women, is most likely a migraine. It is normal for some women to have more migraines during pregnancy while others have less; this does not indicate any serious problem.

Source:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19289228