Headaches

Glossopharyngeal neuralgia may be due to inflammation or compression of either the glossopharyngeal nerve or the vagus nerve, another nerve that innervates (stimulates) the same basic areas.

There are over 300 different headache types, and many more diseases that may involve these vague symptoms. Please see a physician to determine if you have a headache disorder or other disease that may be treatable.

For appropriate diagnosis, treatment and management of Migraine and headache disorders, please seek the help of a board certified Migraine and headache specialist who has had additional training in these disorders and diseases.

Any scent can trigger headaches; however Scentsy wax is formulated to be safer chemical-wise as our wax does not release chemicals into the air, only the scent. Store-bought brands require higher temps to melt and tend to be stronger, last shorter, and most release chemicals that can cause cancer or health problems into the air! I do know of several people who are usually very sensitive to the scents in candles and wax in warmers that have fewer issues with Scentsy wax.

A chronic or a recurring headache.

You may have allergies. This will cause headaches around the eyes. It could also possibly be glaucoma. When the pressure in your eye goes too high you get headaches. Check with your eye doctor.

The known possible side effects include nausea, fatigue, diarrhoea and vomiting.

Headaches are not listed.

Well, My sister is pregnant and that's basically everything she's been going through. So I'd advise you to go to a doctor.

Yes. Take a pregnancy test if you miss your period

Headaches, tender or painful breasts and nipples are common signs of early pregnancy. Red, tender gums that bleed when you floss or brush are a sign of pregnancy gingivitis, found by about half of women during pregnancy it is caused by the increase in progesterone making your gums more sensitive to the bacteria in plaque and by the increase in the blood supply to your mouth.

Yes, Gatorade G2 contains sucralose instead of real sugar. One of the main side effects of the artificial sweetener, sucralose, is headaches. I can't drink G2 anymore because even after just a couple sips I get pounding headaches.

No. They are totally different pains. The causes are also different. Excess uric acid does not create headache.

It may be that you bought new glasses or you just put them on after seeing a while without glasses and so your eyes and brain have to change because they now see sharp there adjusting and that may feel a bit wierd but it's normal and will go away fast

I am by no means a doctor. However, I have suffered from the same problem for years. The constant headaches may some from health issues related to diet and exercise, or the level of stress in your life, also consider possible sinus or allergy problems. My doctor prescribed a muscle relaxer and showed me some interesting pressure points on my shoulders. The best advice I can give as a fellow headache sufferer would be to go to a doctor or clinic if the problem persists.

Yes, low blood pressure may sometimes result in headache.

Yes, it may be possible for these symptoms to be the result of problems with cranial nerves, however an appropriate diagnosis may be important if you have these symptoms.

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

Chia seeds may act as a trigger for some individuals with certain headache disorders or Migraine. What acts as a trigger for one person, will not in another. Triggers are very individualized. A trigger is not a *cause* however.

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

What it is is enough symptoms which could easily be misdiagnosed as any number of ailments. Please see your doctor. If this is happening often enough that it interferes with your day to day life, it's time to see a doctor very soon. Get to a doctor. A rheumatologist would be able to check for fibromyalgia or some reumatic condition.

When i took adderall, for about the first month i would sometimes get really dizzy and sometimes kind of sick. Also, I had a very low appetite but after about two months of taking it, my appetite came back. *** I take Adderall as a treatment for Narcolepsy. I've been taking it for almost 8 years and I still occasionally get a headache and low-grade fevers when it wears off. My appetite fluctuates day to day. If you were prescribed Adderall by your doctor, you should bring it up during your next visit. Different people are effected in different ways and you may need to adjust your dosages.

I think you should ask your GP. There's a chance these are not related - but you should get it checked out.

it is usual in some people who are suffering from head ache(migrain) might cause because of heridity tension is also asmall cause for head aches the only way to reduce headaches is maintaining balanced diet

The most effective relief remedy for a headache would be to take a aspirin or another pain reliever. some people try accupuncture or pressure points.

It's possible.

See your physician.

im 13 i have it and now it just went away!

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