Headaches

It can, but more typically, it does not. Usually, if there is a related headache, it is in the occipital area (at the back of the head near the neck), but it may be totally unrelated. Both high blood pressure and persistent or severe headaches should be evaluated by a physician. Sudden severe headaches need urgent evaluation and usually are caused by something other than high blood pressure, but it is not impossible for that to be the cause.

These sound like they could be symptoms of pregnancy. I would recommend taking a pregnancy test 14 days after having sex. If it is negative (and you have taken the test properly) then you might consult your doctor for other possible reasons.

Meningitis (viral or bacterial) would be my first guess as those are the initial telltale signs. Also with this being the onset of summer Rocky Mountain spotted fever could be a suspect.

If your doctor has told you that you can exercise with occipital neuralgia, then yes, it is usually possible, however most physicians will caution you not to do certain movements, etc. For advice, always seek the help of a physician or qualified headache specialist.

Well it depends take your temp and if it's up to 99.9 or higher than I would if you throat is red that you have either strep throat pharyngitis or the begining staged of laryngitis

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yes, goats milk can cause great pain and it may cause head aches. most flews and dizzyness is caused from goat milk.

There are many essential oils that lend themselves to use in treating headaches.

Stress headaches are best treated with a combination of lavender, damask rose and clary sage, unless there is a possibility of allergy to the lavender.

Migraines are best treated with lemon balm, chamomile and mint.

Sinus headaches respond best to eucalyptus, peppermint and ginger.

In all cases, be certain there are no allergies to any of the ingredients or the families they belong to, and always do a patch test for sensitivity.

I believe you are referring to "Aventil" which is one of the brand names for Nortriptyline, a tricyclic anti-depressant.

Tricyclic anti-depressants have been used for decades as a preventative medication for migraines. It is also used for chronic daily headache, as well as other types of chronic pain. Amitriptyline (brand name: Elavil) is more often used to treat trigeminal and occipital neuralgia than Nortriptyline.

Recent studies have shown tricyclic anti-depressants to provide at least as much benefit as the more recent preventative medications used to treat migraines and other chronic headaches, even against medications which have become very popular to prescribe, such as Topamax.

Tricyclic anti-depressants work for chronic daily headaches the same way other types of anti-depressants do - by working with serotonin levels. Normally taken before bedtime, it has also been shown to promote sleep, which is something lacking when people are in chronic pain. Improved amounts of healthy sleep can improve a person's ability to cope with pain.

i don't think you should have too many if i were you i would go to the doctors or it could get worse or normally if i cant help it i have co-codamols before i go to sleep and when i wake up its gone :D

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Im no doctor but that sounds serious.... u should deffinatley get that check out and soon!

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Not quite sure how you would work out under a cold shower, but I think your basic question is about cold water on hot, sweaty, active bodies and the possibility of it being unsafe or causing one to "catch a cold". As far as safety, that would best be answered by your doctor, considering your overall health, heart condition etc.... As far as headache, that's quite possible any time you are hot and stick your head under cold water!! As far as catching a cold, that sounds like the old "wives' tale" about not going out in the cold if your hair is wet! That is not how you catch a cold! You catch a cold from viruses, the most common being the rhinovirus. Many healthy people will take a cold shower or swim in a "cool" pool after a steam room, sauna room, or a good workout. Again, that does not cause one to catch a cold, being exposed to a virus causes one to catch a cold.

I don't no lol why ask it on here go see your gp

I have no idea where you heard this but headache can not cause it. it's caused by a parasite.

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Yes, a blocked nose can frequently lead to a headache.

Some people who suffer Migraine have attacks triggered by strong or specific smells or odors. Perfume is a common culprit. These are called triggers. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of headache disorders, consult a board certified headache specialist.

Intense headaches which involve auras indicate migraine headaches. Migraine headaches are a neurological disorder involving inflammation of the nerves and blood vessels in the brain. Migraine pain is usually on one side of the head and is throbbing or stabbing in nature. Not all migraines have auras; common migraine is migraine without aura, classic migraine is considered migraine with aura. Each episode can last anywhere from 4-72 hours and can be set off by many things. People who have auras, which refers to a temporary visual disturbance, usually have them right before the pain sets in or early in the headache. Each patient has their own unique set of migraine triggers. Finding out what your triggers are can help you minimize how many migraines you get. If you are getting more than two a month, you qualify to receive preventative medication.

Relpax is an abortive medicine in a special class of drugs called Triptans which were originally developed for the treatment of Mograine headaches. There are over 300 different types of headache disorders and treatment is based on which type you have. See a headache specialist for diagnosis and appropriate treatment for your specific problem.

It wouldn't be particularly normal, but there are all sorts of things that could be causing a headache that have nothing to do with having had an EEG, and only a doctor can check that out.

Cheese, particularly aged cheese, can trigger migraines.

The older the cheese, the more likely it is to trigger an attack.