Headaches

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.

Drink alot of water. It tends to make you dehydrate. And headaches are the first sign of dehydration. Drink alot of water and the headaches will go away.

You have a headache

No - generally. Sore throats are normally Virus based, which antibiotics do not cure.

Migraines are painful headaches that can be powerful enough to disable someones functioning. They are more common in women than in men.

Hypoglycemia and manic-depressive disorder come immediately to mind.

Can be. The temple isn't well-protected, so trauma can extend inwards (this is why people hit you there). I'd do better answering this if you mention how long ago the incident occured, whether you were unconscious at any point, how often the headaches occur and for how long. and a number of other pertinent facts. Workling with what I have, I'd say call your doc and see if he can make this call.

yes

well, i don't know the answer, but i will add that both my cousin and my brother experienced these same side effects. they mentioned that they had headaches and that their stomachs hurt at the beginning; however, there were no fevers involved so it wasn't contagious. later on during the night or the next day, they began to throw up three or four times at one setting. they both said that it lasted for two or three days, then they were fine. i was puzzled because what else, besides the flu, would you have these symptoms? food poisoning, allergic reaction, etc, etc? just wierd!

also, i came in to work today to find that two of my co-workers had the exact same symptoms and left work early. something is going around?

well, i don't know the answer, but i will add that both my cousin and my brother experienced these same side effects. they mentioned that they had headaches and that their stomachs hurt at the beginning; however, there were no fevers involved so it wasn't contagious. later on during the night or the next day, they began to throw up three or four times at one setting. they both said that it lasted for two or three days, then they were fine. i was puzzled because what else, besides the flu, would you have these symptoms? food poisoning, allergic reaction, etc, etc? just wierd!

also, i came in to work today to find that two of my co-workers had the exact same symptoms and left work early. something is going around?

Hello!

I get this the odd time and it has been confirmed as migraine headaches. Mine started when I was just 5 years old and they seem to run in the family (both father's and mother's)

I find different things will bring one on, the biggest (for me) being the weather, sun exposure, not eating at a regular time and more recently a 'normal' headache will turn into a migraine. They also say diet can play a big part, but I really haven't narrowed my own headaches down to any specific foods.

Some people will experience stroke-like symptoms before they experience the actual pain, while others just get the headache straight away. Both happens to me. The sypmtoms before-hand include, blurred vision or what I like to call spotty vision (look at something and can only see part of it or parts are blacked out or missing), numbness in one or both sides of body and can include any part of body like hands, arms, face, leg and most recently I've experienced it in my mouth and tongue. It can be scary and sometimes the only solution is to wait it out and deal with the pain or go to the doctor for an anti-nauseant and painkiller. Sometimes, if I end up throwing up from it, it kind of dulls or eases the pain, but hurts like a bugger when actually vomitting because of the pressure. (Maybe the throwing up expands the blood vessels in the head in turn providing relief because of restored blood-flow...?)

Anyway, if this is an on-going thing, you might want to get properly diagnosed because there are many drugs on the market (if I catch mine in time, Advil Liquigels ext str do the trick for me....but not everyone) However, if it's something that just happened out of the blue, you probably have a bug or food poisoning, and keep in mind, hospitals and doctors are here for a reason!

Take care of yourself!

Saramac

PRESSURE (atmospheric) effects the sinus membraneSEE what a plumber has to know

Have a friend massage whever the source is from, then take an Advil. Then put a hot rag or towel on your forehead for awile. Do this a few times(only take one dose of Advil) and you'll feel as good as new.

Cervical arthritis can cause a type of headach called cervicogenic (originating in the neck). Furthermore, it can sometimes act as a trigger for Migraine attacks. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of your headache disorder, see a qualified headache specialist.

Migraines can occurs on one side of the head. It is usually a throbbing pain. Migraines have many different triggers which are individual to each person. They usually last 4-24 hours, and people exhibit other signs, such as nausea and sensitivity to light.

Trigeminal neuralgia, however, is a type of nerve disorder which can also occur on one side of the head. Neuralgia generally has more of a burning sensation. Entrapment and inflammation of the other nerves near the ear can also cause this pain (posterior auricular nerve, occipital nerve).

Rarely people can have issues with thrombosis (clots) in veins or arteries of the brain which can cause issues. This needs an MRA to confirm.

If you are having consistent headaches, especially if you are having two or more a month that significantly impact your ability to function - you need to see your doctor.

if you desended into the water really quick and came up quick you could be having a reaction to that.If that's the case you need to go to a hospital asap

If you are having sex there is always a chance you could be pregnant. Cramping and headaches can be associated with ovulation which occurs approximatly 2 weeks before your next period or half way through your normal cycle. Asking your Physician is always important.

yes, they can unfortuneatley for them :)

I have read that they can, and there are some medical conditions that can be associated with this. I would research the association of LED light and headaches online by doing a search and discuss your problem with your doctor.

Yes, throat infections can trigger headaches in susceptible individuals.

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

My best guess would be because it is a potent vasodilator. Try taking a headache medicine with caffeine in it, such as excedrin migraine

Headache is a symptom of a disease, disorder, injury or illness. All are natural. None are normal.

Have you tracked your cycle with a Basel thermometer??? Do you know exactly when you ovulated? If not you could have ovulated later than you thought and are having a long cycle. I have a very regular cycle but last cycle my body ovulated really late and gave me one very long cycle. This cycle I ovulated extremely early so I will have a very short cycle. The way I was able to see exactly when I ovulated was by watching my basel temperatures every day. After a woman ovulates it takes about 12-14 days to get her period. Your cycle is determined by when your body decides to throw out an egg. You may also be having what is called an annovulatory cycle. That is when you do not ovulate at all and eventually your body will reset itself or ovulate and then you will get your period after that. The symptoms you have described sound like PMS symptoms to me. I bet you will get your period in a day or two. If you don't I would test again.

depression maybe..thats what it kinda sounds like. Over whelming stress or just worrying too much about things you can't change can cause apathy. Not getting enough rest causes apathy also..there can be a number of things why you feel like this. Yeah in my opinion theres something wrong with it when you become numb and apathetic towards everything just open doors for carelessness which would could be fatal to you or people around you.

Sounds like a migraine. mine used to be exactly like that when started.

It can be. But it could also just be that, a bad long lasting headache due to perhaps stress. If it persists see your doctor. Get him/her to do a blood test for a possible pregnancy. Pregnancy headaches can start as early as 7-10 dpo as the hcg level begins to rise.