Headaches

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An amphicrania is a headache affecting both sides of the head - as distinct from a hemicrania.

sometimes is both side?

While the exact amount of time that caffeine will remain in the blood stream is different from person to person depending on the different metabolic rate of different people, it can also be different in the same person from day to day depending on the level of hydration, as well as the presence of fats and proteins in the stomach and bloodstream at any particular moment.

Once all caffeine intake is stopped, reduction from the blood stream will begin in 2-3 hours and proceed slowly until all traces are gone within 12-24 hours.

How long caffeine remains available in the blood stream to stimulate the central nerve system is important to anyone who is going through a caffeine headache. This is the kind of headache that begin from prolonged and repeated consumption of caffeine containing substances (chocolate, coffee, tea, cola drinks and drugs) to the point that a deep dull headache occurs behind the eyes (occasionally just one eye) and spreads upward to the top of the head until the entire head hurts.

It is estimated that caffeine withdrawal symptoms (headaches, nervousness, irritability, lack of appetite and muscle cramps) can occur in those sensitive individuals to consume 500 mg of caffeine or more per day for two weeks or more.

I am taking Prozac 60 mg and klonipin 3 mg per day could this cause me to hurt all allover be taking for 15 years...

Always consult your physician first.

You should not exceed recommend dose that is imprinted on the label.

If your headache persists after an hour and half after your first do, please contact your doctor.

Aspirin in high doses can cause harm.

Generally speaking, no. We cannot diagnose medical symptoms. You should see a doctor immediately. These can be symptoms of serious, even life-threatening, physical disorders.

headaches= form many things.... rough housing, too many video games, watching too much tv, yelling, screaming, being awake too long, and more. Stomach could be what that eat, what they don't eat, not getting enough of something to eat, and more.

For kids, usually these things are divided into rare or usual. If it is a rare occurrence, perhaps you should check in with the doctor. For instance, strep throat, if the child has been ill, can have these symptoms. If it is a usual thing, look for stressors--a bad situation at school, bullying, something that the child must do that is beyond what they think they can do, etc.--help them find a way to overcome it. An allergy to a food or substance can show up this way also--keep a diary of food and symptoms for a week or so to see if you can discern a pattern.

I had my Omaya Reservoir installed in September of 1981 and I wake up almost every morning with a minor headache and stiff neck. I also require several minutes to gain my balance (or I stagger like a drunk).

Dehydration causes stomach cramps and in most cases headaches. (these symptoms go for men & women of all ages)

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I used to get migraines all the time, but since I got a phiten, maybe 6 or 7 years ago, I get 1 a year at most. This is great, since I used to get about 2 or 3 a month.

It will help with the pain of your headache yes. As well as lower the fever.

Don't over do it and don't under do it.

No, you can't die from an ice pick headache. You can go to your doctors office and get some medicine for the headache.

If you are really worried about it go buy a Home Pregnancy Test and take it with first morning urine, if it is negative then call your doctor and have them do a urine test. you sound like you have a UTI.

no it makes you sleep better

This could be diabetes- you should see your doctor to get checked out right away.

Yes, eye twitching and migraine headaches often occur together. Sometimes eye twitches can be a sign of an impending migraine.

if you're allergic then yes if you're not allergic to ham no headache most people say it doesn't give you a headache

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Yes because of other mitigating factors.

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You get about 150 Headaches

no i dont believe that headaches give you colds but that is what i believe it may not be true

Fever is not a commonly listed symptom of caffeine withdrawal, but it is certainly not impossible. Normally, caffeine actually raises fever, and most of the caffeine withdrawal symptoms mimic the opposites of the effects of caffeine, so fever seems an unlikely symptom, but it could conceivably happen in some cases. If your fever is high, however, it is more likely a sign of something else, like some sort of illness or infection.

What is more common with caffeine withdrawal is a feeling of malaise (feeling generally bad throughout your whole system with no clear cause) and aches and pains. These symptoms are often associated with illnesses that cause fever, like the flu, so a person experiencing caffeine withdrawal may experience these symptoms and think they are having a fever when in reality they are just not.

Making sure to drink enough water and eating a balanced array of healthy, natural foods, and getting moderate exercise, can all help moderate your body to get through the caffeine withdrawal quickly. The worst of it will be over within a few days.