Your Questions About Headaches Everyday

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Talk to your doctor about getting a CAT SCAN to be sure nothing is wrong. If your older and drink or smoke like most people, you might have a developing subarachnoid anurism. Which is deadly. My mom had the same exact symptoms and recently had to have emergency brain surgery. My brother and I spoke with the surgeon and he told us that any one who has more than one headache every 2 weeks should get checked to be safe. She is fine now, but had a very close call with death. BE SAFE AND GET CHECKED. IT IS NOT NORMAL TO HURT.

PS. Do not wait about this, and don’t worry about the cost because in real life no one can afford this. Mom had no insurance and works at a school cafeteria (no money) the entire procedure was free. I flew to see her, but never met the guy who bought my plane ticket till I arrived in Dallas, this is proof to me that God will make things happen for you if you put forth the effort. Also she was up eating 5 hours later and released from the hospital in 2 weeks, she could have left sooner than that, but there are safety precautions.

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Well there could be tons of reasons why your head is hurting.

It coudl be something like needing glasses. Has your vision been bad lately? Even if it hasn’t you should get it checked out.

Another reason is not enough sleep. Tons of people get headaches when they are over-stressed. Try getting some rest.

Getting your period is, of course, a time of hormonal changes, perhaps your a little out of balance, homonally than you normally are…

Go visit a doctor if the pain continues.

In the meantime, you might try placing a warm wet/damp cloth or towel on your head and just relax on your bed.

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Since you mention your eyesight, you may need glasses and should get your vision checked. You can also get advice from your optician aout vision related headaches.

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I am afraid that it is not possible to reassure you absolutely. It could be a form of migraine or even sinus congestion, but you really do need some investigation before a diagnosis is possible.

If you feel the pain warrants it, don’t wait for your appointment, callyour health provider and see if you should go to the emergency room.

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The first thing you need to do is understand what types of headaches you are having (i.e., cluster, migraine, sinus etc.) Then you will be better able to determine your best course of treatment and prevention. Fo9r ongoing headaches, check with your doctor.