Headaches

Could be pregnancy - could be stress - there are many reasons that you could be late. The only way to know for sure, is to take a pregnancy test and/or go to the doctor. Remember, there is a false positive/negative rate for pregnancy tests, both in and out of the doctor's office. So if your test is negative, you may want to schedule an appointment with your ob/gyn to rule out pregnancy for sure or any other physical conditions that may be causing your late menstrauation.

If it was not implantation you could have been ovulating. if you still have pregnancy systoms take a home test first thing in the morning.

It could be a variety of things. Listen, the part that I am really concerned about is the coughing up blood. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, it's time to see a doctor, and I mean immediately!

It could be a variety of things. Listen, the part that I am really concerned about is the coughing up blood. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, it's time to see a doctor, and I mean immediately!

It could be a variety of things. Listen, the part that I am really concerned about is the coughing up blood. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, it's time to see a doctor, and I mean immediately!

It could be a variety of things. Listen, the part that I am really concerned about is the coughing up blood. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, it's time to see a doctor, and I mean immediately!

It could be a variety of things. Listen, the part that I am really concerned about is the coughing up blood. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, it's time to see a doctor, and I mean immediately!

It could be a variety of things. Listen, the part that I am really concerned about is the coughing up blood. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, it's time to see a doctor, and I mean immediately!

It seems to me that when my wife is nagging a lot she has a head ache, then I get one shortly after.

Yes

The headache is a result of a strain on your body whether a cough , sneeze, toilet strain, laughing crying etc. It is mostly experienced by men.

In fact 80% of reported cases are for men.

The pain is caused by increased pressure in the skull cavity forcing the brain to the entry point of the spinal chord.

Chronic cases should get an MRI to determine the therapy to be undertaken. Medication usually treats most cases.

The important thing is to see your doctor and not let it go unchecked.

You have sinuses all over your head and behind the ears, jaw line, temple area are your main areas of feeling pains of twitches, shallow aches, or sporadic pain. These areas are very small sinuses and it is hard for these areas to drain unlike the nose. The pain could be sinus related - even if you have never suffered sinuses we all have them in some degree - Your body changes every seven years and for some people they get new symptoms that they have never experienced and lose others. The sinuses behind the ear/back of neck are so small that for them to drain it would be like taking a straw and filling the straw with water then putting your finger on it to stop it from dripping. It would take a long time for the straw to discharge all the water. This is exactly what your sinuses are going through. If you are still worried then see a doctor, but you may want to try sinus medication or sinus headache relief medicine first.

yes there are endorphins in melons that give people happy feelings but in some people they can be allergict to the type of endorphins (sorry for spelling mistakes)

Absolutely.
Many times, when someone's starting to, having, or in the middle of a nervous breakdown, they can get vast mood swings, such as: anger, violence, depression, etc. that can cause themselves as well as others pain - both mental and physical. Also leading to high blood pressure. Usually, if the person having the breakdown is elderly, or has high blood pressure to begin with, they can end up having a stroke, heart attack, and many other life threatening things.
They can also have symptoms other than those, including being manic depressive, temporary memory loss, rambling (often about random things, usually not making any sense), confusion as to where they are, who everyone is, date/year etc., loss of appetite, sleeplessness, paranoia, and not being able to do everyday tasks as before.

Getting to the hospital during a nervous breakdown is important for many reasons. One, being that they can monitor everything, and make sure there won't be, or hasn't been a heart attack or stroke. That is something that needs to be made sure of - as a lot of symptoms from breakdowns are the same for strokes.
Also, because everyone's breakdown is unique. Some, may just have an unusually lower mood than normal - and others may wander around the neighborhood in no clothes babbling to themselves. Until you know how someone handles their breakdowns, it's best to take them to the emergency room or the local mental health building to get an evaluation to see if they need to be temporarily hospitalized. This keeps them in a safer place than a home where they may not be able to be watched at all times.

What to expect:

The usual period of time that nervous breakdown patients are kept in a mental health building is between 7-10 days.

They're asked simple questions for the evaluation (what day it is, what's going through their mind, if they're having troubles with depression, etc.), and it usually lasts about 20-45 minutes.

After they're signed in to the hospital, they're monitored - but can usually go about daily activities, and aren't bedridden.

To get them out of the hospital, there should be a second evaluation to make sure that the person is ready to leave, and is able to hold up for every day tasks and living.

Warning:

Most all places have a law that if someone has been checked into a mental health building, they're no longer allowed to buy guns, and other life-threatening weapons.

They're usually not allowed to enlist in the Army.

better get examined by doctor. could be anything from infections or even symptoms of cancer.

Whether or not Motrin is effective for headaches is dependent upon the type of headache. There are hundreds of headache diagnoses out there, and treatment is based on your specific diagnosis. Motrin itself is an NSAID which can help to relieve inflammation, but is also a fair pain reliever. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of headache disorder and disease, please seek the help of a board certified headache specialist.

Yes. Goody's contain Acetaminophen..this is the same ingredient utilized in Tylenol. Tylenol is safe to take with warfarin. If you have sleeplessness...Tylenol PM is safe as well.

This could most likely be down to the position you were laying in while sleeping. Its a similar thing to getting kneck cramp/ache because of the position you was holding your neck. Rotate your shoulders in circles every morning to strengthen your back and shoulder muscles. Hopefully this will resolve the issue. :o) This may be from tightness in your thoracic spine, stretch your back with rotation stretches and flexion/extension stretches as well.

Ask the teacher for an asprin. Or mabye ask to go see the nurse. If neither of those work, break your arm between the desk, and the supporting rods. You'll forget you ever had a headache. .... hopefully.

try using advil or something or wear it out

to get rid of a headache you need to get rest or eat something spicy.

massages help get rid of headaches. if you massage the top of your nose the headache can go away too. put a cold towel or ice pack on your forehead to make it go away.

It may be a migraine headache, if you don't go to a hospital right away, its going to stay and get worse. My mom, and grandmother get them, I never do, but its a genetic thing.

I would recommend going to the hospital and find out what it is, and get some medicine!

Hope I helped! ^.^

~Kayla

If it's a round blurry spot in your vision, it could be, depending on your age, a harmless floater, or the start of macular degeneration. Macular degeneration is a disease of the elderly.

It could be that its cold. If its not cold in the room you might have a thyroid condition like my mother. It could also be because your sick but do not have the symptoms yet. If you have a fevor then their you go. If you have no symptoms you cant tell when your hotter than you nromally are.

It could be because you just have the cursed bad luck that makes your head a target for the objects around you.

Anyone can have a sudden headache, but in children, you might want to take him to the doctor's just to check.

Yes that is all signs of pregnancy. Wait a week and do a pregnancy test or see your doctor for a quantitative pregnancy blood test.

These are common side effects of metformin. If you are concerned, please seek the advice of your physician.

Bread is not known to cause headaches, but certain allergic reactions to the bread could lead to headaches.

1, symptoms: fever, headache, and two or more of the following symptoms: head and neck the next bend, more pain, nausea, vomiting, photophobia, drowsiness,confusion, rash.

Possible: there is the possibility of meningitis.

2, symptoms: headache, nasal congestion.

Possibilities: a cold, or sinusitis.

3, symptoms: sudden onset of one or both temples are throbbing.

May: temporal arteritis.

4, symptoms: the emotional stress, poor sleep can cause headaches.

May: make people nervous headache.

5, the symptoms: head in the past few days have been hurt. Headachecontinued more than a day after the injury or loss of consciousness for a few seconds,bouts of headache, memory loss, vomiting.

Possible: the brain injury.

6 symptoms: severe headache, eye pain accompanied by nausea, vomiting, rapidvision loss and other symptoms.

May be: Acute glaucoma is elevated intraocular pressure within the eye (mostly occurs in people over 40 years of age).

7 Symptoms: After reading or doing close work headache.

Possible: Due to poor posture at work or vision problems cause headaches.

8 symptoms: headache, vision is something not right before. Frequent headachein the first side, and sometimes may also be pain on both sides of the head.

May: migraine, often due to drinking, eating chocolate, eating cheese, causedtension.

9, reasons: the patient headache after serving a drug.

Possible: adverse drug reactions