Headaches

wow. could be lots of things. Have you been shot at lately? If you're serious, you should go to a doctor and get a cat scan. If that is normal then try a good chiropractor. I used to have chronic headaches which went away with ongoing chiropractic care.

Yes it's a fact peaches do help heel headaches

Probably sinus trouble. See doctor for medication

Vision related headaches arise from uncorrected vision. So, a pair of glasses will help with that, if it is truly attributable to your vision.

Many people get headaches after napping. The reasons for this are many. If you take a long nap, you may cause yourself to become dehydrated or have low blood sugar. Also, the body wants balance - and disturbing your normal sleep patterns with a nap can trigger a migraine.

In fact, while all of the above reasons can contribute to tension headaches, they also can trigger migraines.

I am 16 years old and get roughly 9 hours of sleep each night, but I still get headaches a lot and always feel tires. I have a awesome life at the moment and am happy. My BMI is average and I dont really have that much going on at school or work.

There are different types of medicines used to help children with headaches, and which type is used is dependent upon the type of headache suffered. Some medicines were designed for use in specific headache types, while others are used off-label because they were designed for another disease or disorder. When each of these began being used for children's headache disorders depends upon the medication we're speaking about.

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

Yes, a headache can be a sign of a minor stroke. That being said, not all headaches result in stroke. There are many kinds of headache and just as many causes. If you have a new or changed headache, get in to see a doctor.

It takes 7-10 days for the fertilized embryo to implant in the uterus and another few days for HCG to build up enough to get a +HPT. At 4 days past ovulation it is impossible to feel pregnancy symptoms

The type of treatment necessary to help a headache is entirely dependent upon what type of headache you are having. The first thing to do is see your doctor for an appropriate diagnosis, as some headaches can be the symptom of something more sinister that you'll want to rule out.

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Yes, the helium doesn't let oxygen get through to your brain and can definitly make you feel light headed an dizzy.

It might be tonsillitis. make an appointment with your doctor as soon as you can, stay home and eat chicken noodle soup, that helped me with my cold alot. Im not sure about the dizziness.

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yes dehydration can definitely cause headaches along with all kinds of other issues. I have heard it is best to dring about half your body weight in ounces daily

The most common causes of an elevated CRP is infection and inflammation. Elevated CRP can also be caused by auto immune diseases like Crohns disease (its an inflammatory disease and can raise CRP levels). Symptoms of Crohns disease include: diarrhea, blood in the stool, abdominal pain and cramping, fatigue, weight loss and ulcers. Talk to your doctor about your symptoms since you may need further tests to find out what is causing your elevated CRP.

It sounds as though you have gastro-enteritis. You may be pregnant as well, but apart from the light period there is nothing else to suggest you are. However being sick and having an upset stomach may mean that the pill will not be properly absorbed so use additional precautions (condom) for seven days.

You didn't mention where the lump was. However, ANY LUMP should be checked out by your doctor. See your doctor as soon as possible. It may have nothing to do with the lump and you could have just picked up a virus or it could be a medication you are on.

The headache indicates that your eyes have changed since your first prescription and that now you need a new eye examination and prescription glasses .

I have been receiving Remecade (infliximab) infusions for several years now and will occasionally get colds and/or headaches. Usually I simply allow these to run their courses, maybe using some natural remedies to help.

However, if I run a fever, have a persistent sore throat, or feel like I have a sinus infection (or worse), I contact my rheumatologist. Depending on my symptoms, she will then either call in an antibiotic prescription for me, send me to my PCP, or just tell me to rest up a bit. NOTE: If I do have to take a series of antibiotics about the time of my next infusion, I reschedule my appointment for at least 2 weeks later.

It is VERY IMPORTANT that a person NOT have an infection of ANY kind when having a Remecade treatment.

The fact that you are only 18 does not matter. You can have such symptoms at any age and they can be serious at any age. What is your temperature? Have you recently been hit in the head? A number of different things could cause your symptoms. You should have them checked out. If the problem is an infection, antibiotics can clear it up in a few days. You will not need to suffer for months. If it is brain damage, you will not need to become a vegetable.

YES it can be. Higher amounts of estrogen during pregnancy can contribute to swelling in the mucous membranes lining the nose and even cause you to make more mucus. What's more, the amount of blood in your body increases during pregnancy, which may cause swelling in the tiny blood vessels in the lining of your nose and congestion in the surrounding tissue. Other hormones may also play a role.

regardless of how long you've had it bumping your head will only hurt apon touching for a few days. But a bump that keeps getting bigger and hurts definitly calls for a trip to the ER. as soon as possible. your could have a very serious problem going on and if you neglect it you may be sorry for the rest of your life regardless of how long you've had it bumping your head will only hurt apon touching for a few days. But a bump that keeps getting bigger and hurts definitly calls for a trip to the ER. as soon as possible. your could have a very serious problem going on and if you neglect it you may be sorry for the rest of your life regardless of how long you've had it bumping your head will only hurt apon touching for a few days. But a bump that keeps getting bigger and hurts definitly calls for a trip to the ER. as soon as possible. your could have a very serious problem going on and if you neglect it you may be sorry for the rest of your life regardless of how long you've had it bumping your head will only hurt apon touching for a few days. But a bump that keeps getting bigger and hurts definitly calls for a trip to the ER. as soon as possible. your could have a very serious problem going on and if you neglect it you may be sorry for the rest of your life

When a migraine happens - there are a host of changes across the entire body. Migraines cause a "spreading cortical depression," which is just a way of saying that a wave of lowered activity spreads across a certain area of your brain. When it reboots, nerves go haywire, blood vessels dilate in the brain. For some people, the digestion halts to a slow or stop - called gastroparesis. This is what is to blame for the cyclical vomiting people will have.

Some people will notice a day or two before their migraine hits that they are experiencing mood changes, or urinating more. This is a sign of that cortical depression in effect.