Headaches

I've been having this exact same problem. I talked with some professional singers, and they said that they had never heard of anything like it. Where is the pain on your head and at what range does it hurt in? Or does it hurt when you just, in genereal, sing?

This can be a very frequent side effect of the surgery and is related to the musculo-skeletal disruption. Often physical therapy is helpful for these types of headache. Other therapies may be helpful as well, such as botox and nerve blocks. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment, see your physician or headache specialist.

If you're allergic to it, yes.

Any change in headache pattern, or a headache that lasts over 72 hrs is considered a reason to get to see your doctor asap. It could be many things, including a sign of pre-eclampsia that could put your life and the life of your baby in danger. It could also be hormonal Migraine, or any number of other types of headache. To get a diagnosis and treatment, see your physician or a headache specialist.

It's probably because you are allergic to something or when you're out and you come back home, you don't wash your hands and you put it all over your eyes, nose and entire face.

Dilaudid can sometimes cause headaches. When used for the treatment of a headache or Migraine it can also cause rebound headaches. For diagnosis or treatment of a health concern, please see your physician asap.

Contact The Stuttering Foundation.

go to the doctors, it could be chronic fatigue

Gas, most likely

Yes because i felt this with my child it was weired

What is causing your headache is dependent upon what type of headache you are having. The triggers for certain headache types can range from chemicals to fluorescent lighting, to repetitive motion. The best doctor to diagnose and treat your headache disorder is a headache specialist.

Do you like your job? It's most likely that you are tired of being at work.

With hundreds of possible headache disorders to choose from, it is impossible to diagnose one over the computer. For an appropriate diagnosis and treatment of Migraine and headache disorders, seek the help of a board certified headache specialist.

You get headaches for two reasons. 1) you could have a head disease, headacheimbrobis, (scientific name: headlongoudioxide aches), or 2) you could be a victim of achtraheading, which is when you travel to much or you move from location to location constantly.

To resist headaches for 1) go to a doctor and have your head scanned or x-rayed for disfunctional forehead muscles.

To resist headaches for 2) stop traveling or moving too much, or stay in one place for a long time before moving again.

Dr. Lynn K. Trablouski

Headache and Head Injury Specialist

Eastern California, Beverly Hills

Phone: 621-890-7259

Fax: ext. 8542

Ext: 9031

Sometimes it is inherited. In my family, it comes naturally.

Cysts,I'm sure,cause lymphomas,tumors and serious stuff don't hurt,so you have cysts.Ask some more specific questions if you are warried.Good luck.

Get a pregnancy test kit.

These can be symptoms of many diseases/disorders including trigeminal neuralgia, Migraine, shingles, temporal arteritis, etc. For any change in headache pattern, see your physician or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

You should go to the doctor even if it doesn't hurt. It's important to get it checked out.

For children it should be 1 tablet of aspirin for adults it would have to be 2 tablets.

Yes, I had all three of these symptoms during the first trimester.

According to the American Pregnancy Association dizziness and headaches during pregnancy are caused by rising hormone levels that cause the blood vessels to contract and widen in order to increase blood flow to the baby in utero, thus slowing the returning blood flow in the veins to the mother. If these symptoms occur with blurred vision and numbness, it is wise to consult with your physician as this may be symptomatic of another serious condition that may be harmful to the mother and baby.

Though it is not a symptom, it is very common during pregnancy. It's possible; Your symptoms of pregnancy will usually appear anywhere from the first week of your expected period to 1-2 weeks after your first week of expected period. Your first signs of pregnancy most commonly include missed period, tender/swollen breasts, change in color of the breasts, fatigue, nausea/vomiting, increased sense of smell, and weight gain. Here is a link to a website that will calculate the probability of your pregnancy: http://www.thepregnancytest.com/

Yes, there is a long list of possible food triggers associated with migraine. It can be a reaction to the food itself, or sometimes it is the scent of it being cooked. It can take up to 36 hours for a migraine to be triggered by food that you have consumed. So when investigating your diet for triggers, it is important to look at the past couple of days.

Food triggers, like any allergy - are highly individual. Also, migraine triggers can change over time, so it can be helpful to reevaluate your food triggers every few years.

See the link below for a list of food triggers.

Well, usually if I have a headache. A minor one, nothing big. But if I usually go to the bathroom(number 2) then my headache goes away. But sometimes I get sick then after the virus passes by, I feel fine again. So I'm not sure if pooping causes headaches.