Headaches

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.

maybe environmental factors. What is in the room with your tredmill?

There are many reasons you may suffer headaches every day. There are literally hundreds of reasons that might pertain to your situation. Only a physician who specializes in headache disorders such as a board certified (ask them) headache specialist is probably qualified to help with the diagnosis and treatment of headache disorders such as this.

Since you said Paracetemol, it sounds like you're from the UK.

1. Over the counter you folks have access to a migraine abortive that we can only get through prescription in the US. It is called Imigran. It comes in 50mg dosage. Our prescription dosage in the US comes in either 50mg or 100mg.

If you can find an OTC version of the drug Naprosyn and take enough to equal 500mg, and take that at the same time as the Imigran, then you would be taking the same as the US prescription Treximet. Treximet contains the Naproxen to make the the Imitrex/Imigran (sumatriptan) work longer and better by reducing the inflammation in the brain.

2. In the UK, you also have your choice of many different OTC pain relievers that contain small amounts of narcotic medications. While the ones below may not end your migraine, they will be able to help control pain.

a) Migraleve - Paracetamol, codeine (the pink Migraleve also have buclizine to relieve nausea)

b) Solpadeine Migraine - Ibuprofen, codeine

c) Paramol - paracetamol, dihydrocodeine

These are all over the counter. Be careful of how much paracetamol you are ingesting.

If you go to your doctor, there are many, many more medications available that can help relieve your migraine with little side effects. It takes trial and error. If you are having more than 2 migraines a month, then you qualify to take preventative migraine medication.

Ask about the following abortive migraine medications:

Sumatriptan, Rizatriptan, Eletriptan, Frovatriptan, Naratriptan, Zolmitriptan, Almotriptan.

If you are suffering from menstrual migraine, you might wish to start with Frovatriptan, due to its ability to stay in the body for an extended period of time.

In some people, coffee can trigger anything from a tension headache to a migraine. In other people, coffee can relieve them.

Some people are addicted to caffeine and going without their morning coffee will cause caffeine withdrawal, one of the symptoms of which can be a severe headache. Unfortunately, the only way to stop those withdrawal headaches, also known as rebound headaches, is by getting all the way through withdrawal so that your body becomes accustomed to living without caffeine again.

YES I don't care what people say, the day i put one of those things on i got a horrible headache, and my stomache was nautious. I took it off and 30 minutes later I was fine. My brother actually puked the following week, and he got better once I told him to take it off.

Sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes, and puffy face.
symptoms of allergies? 1. Runny Nose, Stuffy Nose, Sneezing 2. Runny Nose, Stuffy Nose, Sneezing 3. Cough 4. Rashes 5. Fatigue 6. Headache 7. Nausea and Vomiting 8. Fever

VISIT A DOCTOR!

Yes, it is possible for some chemicals to either cause, trigger, or exacerbate different headache types. Reading the primer label is the first important thing to do, and if there is any question about the cause or trigger of your headache, see a doctor or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

Thats because ur dehydrated

I would think so.

some of them look like they have louvers on them but some don't. it goes behind the rear window on a pickup truck and it mounts to the front of the bed sticking up behind the window

Episodic paroxysmal hemicrania occurs in both sexes, with a slight female preponderance (1.3:1). The age of onset is variable; studies show EPH onset is 12-51 years.

If you have a cold flu and tonsillitis, and you had a lingering headache for about 4 days occasionally, you could be oaving some allergy, Postnasal drip laryngitis, nasal congestion, or catarrh.

the answer is yes. I have personally treated migraines in the young children as woung as 5 years old. The technique and methods in treating migraines in the child is similar to the adult. The result is equally similar. However treatment on a child must take into considerations of their innocent nature. It is also important to address fears in the child and also the parent. The treatment i employ is akubekam treatment. it is a modern variety of cupping blood letting. its safer and more efficient then its traditional form. If you need further information please email me.

You may have diabetes or some other serious illness. It is important you see a doctor.

I had the start of this in 8th grade. My left arm would go numb; then only see parts of things that I would look at and have one heck of a headache for 2 days. I had them off and on for several years and they stopped for several years. In the last 18 months Iam having them quite often. Iam 69 years old. The only difference is that the arm doesnt go numb and the headaches are mild. Any ideas?

Try eating something that is easy on the stomach - nurses often suggest dry toast. Eat slowly and don't eat too much. If the nausea persists talk to a doctor.

well they just sucked it up

No you should not go to school with a rash because it could be contagious

Some primary care physicians give the patient a printed questionnaire that consists of 50-55 brief questions

Any chance it could be a miscarriage?

A tooth that has developed an abcess is infected. The infection can cause fever and pain all over that side of the face.

Read the ingredients for the Nyquil, if it does not include acetaminophen then you can take it alongside a normal dose of Tylenol for headaches, if it does have acetaminophen and doesn't relieve your headache try adding half the dose of the Tylenol first and see if that relieves your symptoms. Your in no danger if you take a full dose of both, but excessive amounts of acetaminophen can theoretically cause complications.

Unfortunately, Savella has a lot of interactions with other drugs. NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) like Advil, Alieve, etc. have an interaction with savella. It may increase your risk for bleeding. The safest over-the-counter medication for headaches would be Tylenol. Before starting any new medication, check with your local pharmacist or doctor to make sure it doesn't interact with any other meds you have or disease states.