almost every day i get a headache. Not a really bad one but one all the same. why would this be? ive had my eyesight checked and thats fine and my doctor has checked my blood pressure.
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you might need glasses, beacause you strain your eyes, or maybe your allergic to something like pollen or animal fur and its givin you headaches
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>>>>why do we have headache if we dont have sensory nerve cells \n>>>>in our brain?\n\nWhile it is true that the brain itself doesn't contain any sensory neurons you need to relaise that the brain sits inside fluid filled membranous sacks called meninges, like a hand sits inside a glove.\n\nThe menginges themselves have a more than adequate supply of sensory neurons and that is what causes headaches. IOW  a headache isn't a pain in the brain, it is a pain in the lining of the brain.\n\n>>>>what are d causes of headache?\n\nHeadaches can be caused by all sorts of thing: psychological stress, dehydration, disease, overheating, physical damage and so forth.\n\n>>>>is it related to high or low blood pressure problems also? \n\nIt certainly can be related to both high and low blood pressure. \n\nLow blood pressure causes the menginges to shrink and deform and that puts pressure on the sensory neurons. High blood pressure can cause the meninges to swell and that also puts pressure on the sensory neurons.
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When under alot of pressure and stress I've had two in a month.  Usually one is really light.  But it's always best to go and see a doctor if you feel something may be wrong.
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If it was me, I would say it was my allergies. I get headaches from the pressure and it feels like the headaches are in my eyes.\n\nClaritin
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You might want to see a doctor to get checked out.  Headaches can be signs of serious conditions.\nPerhaps 90 percent of all headaches are “tension headaches” that result from poor posture and daily stress.  These can usually be alleviated with massage and postural realignment.\nTwo herbs which usually help are Chamomile (which relaxes muscles and soothes tension) and Ginkgo biloba (which tends to improve blood flow and circulation to the brain).  Slippery elm is a natural painkiller.  All can be taken as teas.\nThe most important thing is learning to identify the triggers of the headaches.  Avoiding these triggers is the single best way to prevent headaches.
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Hmm.. have you had a check up at the doctor since you started training? You may want to have your blood pressure checked and talk to the doctor about your problems. I'm not a doctor, but they sound heart or blood related.
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How's your blood pressure? Have you been able to keep fluids down? This is too complicated without running some tests. You may want to go see your doctor or go to the ER.
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Go to the doctor!!! the headache is serious.\n\nInfo on headaches:\nhttp://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/sym/headache.htm
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Headaches are NOT mostly caused by depression. If your doctor says there's nothing wrong with you, then GREAT! Other causes can be that you are deprived of good sleep; or you have been thinking a lot and you become a scatter-brain; or perhaps you are a worry-wart yourself, worrying that there might be something wrong with you when in fact, there's none. Try meditation. It may somehow help you sort out things, and most importantly, QUIET the self. Ciao...
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You need to see a doctor! Any time a headache lasts more than a couple of days or the pain is that severe, you need to be evaluated. Get help now!!!
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If your getting headaches, migranes and vision problems run in the family, it's more than likely you need some kind of corrective vision aid. Alot of people on both sides of my family NEED glasses and so do I. If I don't wear my glasses, read to much, strain my eyes generally. I'm prone to headaches. See an optometrist or is is opthamologist, what I'm trying to say is eye doctor, soon. The headaches are very bothersome, I know. Good Luck!
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i thank you for your question.. i have had migraines for a long time.. i always thought they were coming from to much head trauma.. but i will ask the doctor about this anyway..but they usually associate everything i say back to all the head trauma i have had by abusive husbands and one of my ex-sister-in-laws...i do not live in that situation at all now.. i never fought them i just  never really knew them well enough...but this is off the subject...but thankyou for your input...hope it works..i wander if they will know the name of the stuff here in missouri.....who knows  i kind of losing faith in doctors and well about anyone anymore...
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There are many different forms of headaches.  There are:  tension headaches; sinus headaches; cluster headaches; migraine headaches.  Your rather vague in your questioning.  Have you seen your doctor recently and told him or her about these headaches?  If not, I strongly advise you to do so.  Many things and factors could be triggering you to have them.  What kind of stress do you have? Do you suffer with anxiety?  Are you depressed?  Do you have any alergies?  The list can go on and on.  Determining what is causing your headaches is half the battle that only you and your doctor can figure out together.  He or she may want to run some tests and maybe a CAT Scan if you had a recent head injury.  All these can be explored if you see your doctor.  Good luck to you!
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There could be numerous reasons for this. I once had a headache for several months - turned out to be the lights at work. It could be a smell or sound that you keep running into. It could be a mold or something else you are allergic to. It could be your body's way of telling you something bigger is going on. Check around if you can't find the reason and they continue, get medical help.
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The Symptoms are an eye infection. You would find mucus and/or redness of the eyes. Ask for a check up with your eye Doctor. If you think you have an eye infection, stop using all eye care products immediately including contact lenses. (stick with glasses till you see your Dr.)\nThe Constant tension headaches sound serious. You should see a regular Dr. The throbbing (or as you call them contractions) is the veins in your neck and head constricting. Any time you have symptoms that are reoccurring, or that last more than 48 hrs you should see a Dr. Go to the local walk in or call your primary care for a appointment. Mean while drink lots of water to help minimize pain. Make sure not to take any thing that can mask symptoms at the time of visit (like Motrin which can thin the blood and hide the pain)
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Has your doctor checked you for heart arrhythmia? Basically, that term covers several different types of irregular heartbeats. Arrhythmia can come and go throughout the day, and when it comes, it can play havoc with your blood pressure, and rapid changes in blood pressure will cause you to feel light-headed. It is a very common condition, and there are several treatment options. The first step may be to wear a Holter monitor for a few days to keep an ongoing record of your heartbeats. Your doctor would then analyze the data to see what's going on. Good luck.
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Go see the specialist, you need to find out what's causing the headaches.  It could be sinus-related, migraines, or high blood pressure.  I had migraines for many years and I had exhausted all OTC meds and after seeing many doctors and being on meds did I get it under control.