Headaches

You should be very concerned! Go to a hospital now! What are you doing on the internet?!

1) You could of slept the wrong way and your neck pain is causing you a headache.

2) A migraine. Do feel like you're going to puke? Loss of sight? Loud sound making your head pound? Flashing lights? If so, you have one. Go take some medicine that helps headaches, lay in a dark room, take a hot shower, turn off the noise or whatever you think would make you feel more comfortable... and if its still bad after a few days id suggest a doctor. Ask him/her about if there is something he can suggest.

3) Stress. Stress can cause multiple things, everyone is different though. Do something relaxing or enjoyable. RELAX. HAVE FUN. Do let stress hurt you. Literally.

JD Fletcher is an artist known for his work that visually represents the experience of cluster headaches, a debilitating form of headache disorder. Through his art, Fletcher aims to convey the intense pain and suffering associated with these headaches, raising awareness about the condition. His paintings often blend abstract and surreal elements to evoke the emotional and physical turmoil experienced by those who suffer from cluster headaches. Fletcher's work serves as both a personal expression and a broader commentary on chronic pain and its impact on life.

A sinus headache that turns into a bump on the head and then turns into a scab could actually be a boil. You should see a doctor for confirmation.

I was using Xanax exclusively for flying. On my last trip to China I took a pill and the next day developed a severe ice pick headache on the left side of my temple shooting towards the ear. This lasted for 4 months. I did not make an association with Xanax at the time. I thought that the headache was a result of being in the high altitude in Tibet for 2 weeks as we ascended to the Everest base camp. When got back to the US, consulted my neurologist 2 times as the ice pick throbbing would not go away. He said no worries, had an MRI, all normal.

Recently my mother was visiting, I gave her Xanax for the flight back, she slept like a baby for 12 hours only to wake up to an ice pick headache on the left side of her temple, just like mine. It has been a week now that she has suffered this horrific headache.

In the meantime, to cope with my headaches I totally stopped drinking any caffeinated beverages and started drinking a gallon of lemon water to get rid of the toxins. My headaches are gone, but it took 4 months after the last Xanax to get rid of them.

Since I stopped any caffeine intake, my panic attacks are completely gone as well. I sleep better and I have lost a significant amount of weight due to stopping of the blood sugar fluctuations that coffee produces. Stopping my tea rituals in the morning was the hardest thing I have ever done, much harder psychologically than physically. My advise: Dear Friends quit Xanax and coffee see if you can heal your ice pick headaches

For young children, sometimes it is. Headaches can cause bad nausea, (I got headaches and would eventually puke). Young children are sometimes afraid to tell an adult about their headache, and then their stomach will turn, causing them to claim their feel "yucky". Since children are obviously not adults and had little experience in this area all they know is they don't feel well. They may complain of a tummy ache from too much junk food, but seldom respond to the word 'headache." If they had been hit in the heat for instance by a baseball then they would tell you their head hurts.

The arches are compromised and the bones lose their rebound capacity, all that force reverberates through the rest of the skeleton. This is how flat feet or jammed arches can lead to arthritis in the feet, heel spurs, plantar fasciitis, neuromas, knee problems, hip problems, back problems, even headaches and TMJ disorders.

If you want a sore throat to go away, drink a bottle of really cold water. You can also eat ice cream. Vanilla works best and just have it plain. You can eat a Popsicle if you have no ice cream. Hope it works.

No it is not normal. This can be any number of things, so you should see a doctor.

I put up this question because my period is very late, I've looked up symptoms for pregnancy, and the only thing that stands out is that my period hasn't come yet.I usually get my period at the start or end of the months and it hasn't come all this month. Ive been getting this white stuff in my pants and don't really know what it is, i know girls get it when they are starting there period but I've had my period for about 2 years now, I had sex about a month ago but it was protected. Could anyone give some advice? especially about that white stuff!

* Dehydration. * The cold causing muscle contraction. * The cold causing blood vessel contraction. * The air conditioner may be circulating stale air, chemicals, or other allergens from a ventilation system that hasn't been cleaned out properly. * The noise the air conditioner is producing may be sending out a frequency you are unable to handle.

In the case of migraine headaches, air conditioning may be a problem for several of the above reasons. One of the problems in the summer for migraineurs is the intense temperature extremes they may experience that can trigger a migraine. If they are inside at work, experiencing a cool temperature in the early 60s - and then have to drive home in their car that has been baking in the sun all day, the sudden shock can be enough to cause a migraine.

What is wrong can't really be determined from those symptoms since they could represent different things, especially from person to person. However, they are very similar to the typical symptoms of an upper respiratory virus infection, like the common cold or influenza. It is best to contact your primary health care provider and find out if you need to make an appointment for an exam. In the meantime, get plenty of rest and drink adequate fluids to maintain hydration.

Yes, this may be a side effect of your medicine.

It's possible you might be suffering from a type of headache often called Exertional Headache. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment, please see your physician or headache specialist.

Because you keep hitting your face on the ground. Don't go so low.

because your eyes have not had time to adjust yet

i have the same thing

yes!

none of the above

Yes. I didn't have either, but I know some friends had both. If you are late you should test.

The International Headache Society does not recognize a diagnosis of Acupressure Headache or Normal Headache. There are many different types of headache disorders however, and some types may be triggered by acupressure.

Percocet is an opioid pain reliever. Although it may temporarily relieve some of the pain associated with chronic tension type headache, it is only very temporary and will not last. It may eventually cause a different type of headache called MOH (Medication Overuse Headache) as well as dependence and/or addiction. Chronic tension type headache is difficult to treat, but there are options. For appropriate diagnosis, treatment and prevention of headache disorders, seek the help of a board certified headache specialist.

Normally it does not. It may, only if it is adulterated with some unauthorized chemicals or substances.

Yes. It is safe to use the above medication in pregnancy in recommended dosage. But you tend to avoid unnecessary medication in pregnancy.