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<h1>Headaches Defined and Treatments that Actually Work</h1>

<p>Headaches are quite common. Everybody gets them, albeit some are
more severe than others and some can indicate something more
severe. Everyone has had them - sinus and allergy headaches,
migraines, etc... This article will answer the questions of what
causes them and how we should treat them.</p>
<p>Tension and allergy related headaches. When you feel pressure in
your sinus areas or if you feel pressure around the top part of
your head this is what you are experiencing. They are usually a
dull bothersome ache that feels like a weight hanging from that
area. They also tend to slow your reactions and make you lethargic.
They can last from a few hours to a few days. Allergy headaches are
usually associated with sneezing, stuffy nose, and can drain from
one side to the other. Treatment for these headaches is similar -
acetaminophnen (ibuprofen) usually works to reduce the severity of
this headache. Also, Claritin works well for alergy related
symptoms. For more severe tension headaches doctors have been known
to use oxygen machines and a few injectable drugs that give a more
immediate effect.</p>
<p>Migraines. These can be quite serious and are by far the most
painful. They feel like a burst blood vessel or artery as they have
a pulsing feel to them. They can be so painful that they can make
you sick to your stomach (nausea), cause light sensativity and even
virtigo. Migraines are quite prevalent and can also indicate
something more severe like a brain tumor, a weakened blood vessel,
abnormal changes in blood pressure and pH, etc... Repeated patterns
of migraines or other headaches should be brought to the attention
of your doctor for this reason. Your body many times will tell you
when something is wrong and a abnormal or irregular headache or
bodyache that has become chronic is a good indication that
something may be off. It may be as simple as a hormonal imbalance,
new stress, etc... Regardless, your doctor knows best and it should
be brought to their attention. There are over the counter products
that contain pain relievers and caffeine that may work. Doctors
usually prescribe beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, and
other various narcotics.</p>
<p>Cluster or frontal headaches. These tend to be due to stress and
the work environment usually. Glare from your computer monitor,
strain from wearing the wrong prescription or incorrect and
outdated prescription corrective lenses. I can't stress this
enough. Once a year, every year, go and get a routine eye exam.
Your eyes will be healthier and you will be glad you did. These
headaches tend to have a very sharp, stabbing pain. They tend to
occur more often in males and are shortest in duration. Usually
over the counter medicines are very helpful with these headaches.
For more severe forms doctors will prescribe narcotics and
similar.</p>
<p>These are the main types of headaches and treatments for them.
Many doctors have lately found mental relaxation techniques like
Yoga to be quite helpful in reducing and preventing headaches. This
article is for information purposes only. For correct dignosis and
medical advice you should seek the appropriately trained physician
as they can best test, evaluate and recommend a course of treatment
for you. If you experience irregular, sharp and severe headaches
that are new, get to a doctor or hospital right away as it could be
an indication of or a precursor of a stroke, aneurysm, or other
medical emergency.</p>

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