are there any home remedies for headaches?
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If you are into herbal remedies, I'd suggest willow bark tea.    Really works wonders.  I don't know the recipe, otherwise I would give it to you, but it does work well.
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headaches are caused by many things. to much coffee not enough coffee, chocolate is a bad one for me. Yesterday I had one that would not quit no matter how many headache pills I told. Then I thought that I had not been drinking a lot of water so I drank two big glasses and 20 minutes two more and my headache was gone within an hour. \nDehydration will cause headache probably the biggest culprit. try drinking more water
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Headaches are from circulation problems.  What can you do to improve your circulation?\n\nCan you get a daily massage <great for circulation>? Can you exercise more? Can you drink only water? Can you give up bad fats in your foods? Can you do breathing exercises to relax?  Can you take asprin daily?\n\nOf course, try to talk to your doctor (if you have one) and bounce these ideas off them.
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Cool water. not too cold. drink it.\nThen take a cool (not cold) shower and go to bed. Do not sleep with a light on! Try to reduce your stress level. \nExercise is great for stress. just 10 or 15 minutes two or three days a week can make a real difference. Open a window. Fresh air is the best. helps the blood circulate and if it is migraines that's the best thing. Also, try not to get over heated or too cold.
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You could get one, but it isn't going to help your toothache.  The best home remedy for a toothache is to take 800 mg of Ibuprofen which is prescription strength.  To rid yourself of the toothache, see your dentist.
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i get rid of all my headaches by going into a dark room, turning on some white noise, like a fan and going to sleep.  Most headaches are caused by to much blood flowing through the blood vessels of your brain, causing the ache, if you hold your temples or where its aching and put slight pressure on the area that gives temporary relief, but i'd also try the cold compresses while your going to sleep.
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In general, a tension-type headache may cause diffuse (spread out, not in one place) pressure or tightness. Sometimes, muscles surrounding the head are tender. The pain may be on both sides of the head, or it may cause an aching or squeezing sensation located in the forehead, temples, or back of the head with radiation to the neck and shoulders. Pain is usually moderate in intensity, not severely disabling, and not associated with the typical symptoms of migraine, such as nausea, vomiting, or sensitivity to sound or light. \nDoctors will suggest over-the-counter pain relievers such as aspirin, acetaminophen, and other NSAIDs. These provide relief for most people with tension-type headache. Frequent use of medications to treat symptoms of headache may actually cause episodic tension-type headache to become chronic in nature. \nIf you want a home remedy for headache use Chamomile Tea, it helps relaxing the muscles and a good aid for sleeping.
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More information on the nature of your headaches would be useful.\n-Where in your head is the pain most prominent?\n-Do you get headaches at a particular time of day? Or after a particular activity\n-Do other symptoms occur with your headaches? Nausea? Sensitivity to light?\n-Do you have trouble with your eye sight?\n\nOf course you should get a doctors opinion, but frequent headaches can have many causes and not all of them physical. Are you under a lot of stress? Do you eat regularly? How is your diet?\n\nIf you see a doctor and have your eyes checked and nothing is found to be wrong, I suggest you try an herb called Feverfew. You can get it in capsules at any health food store. I used to get Migraines and after suffering through the drugs that doctors use to treat severe headaches, I discovered that Feverfew, taken once a day, stopped my headaches from returning without the nasty side effects of prescription drugs.\n\nHope you feel better!
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Hi Alex\n\nHere is a plan to help with your headaches.\n\nQuick Action Plan for Headaches\n1. Since food allergies can play a role in over 90 percent of certain types of headaches, such as migraine, it is important that you be screened for food allergies and sensitivities, and avoid eating all foods that you are allergic or sensitive to.\n\n2. Emphasize a diet of fresh, organic foods with an emphasis on vegetables, especially dark leafy green vegetables, salads, free-range organic poultry, wild-caught, cold-water fish, and non-gluten, complex carbohydrate foods, such as red potatoes, squash, and yams.\n\n3. A helpful dietary remedy for headaches is “potassium broth,” which can be made by combining washed but unpeeled carrots and potatoes with a variety of potassium-rich green vegetables into a pot of water. Bring the water to a boil, and then simmer for ten to 15 minutes, then strain out the broth and sip it throughout the day.\n\n4. To help prevent and reverse headaches, supplement with B-complex vitamins, vitamin B3, vitamin C, vitamin E, calcium, magnesium, and potassium, along with eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), evening primrose oil, and the amino acid DL-phenylalanine.\n\n5. Certain herbs can also help prevent and reduce headache symptoms. These include bay leaves, cayenne pepper, chamomile, coriander, garlic, ginkgo biloba, ginger, skullcap, turmeric, valerian root, wild yam, and willow bark.\n\n6. Since headaches are often due to chronic muscle tension and/or muscle spasm, bodywork can be extremely helpful in minimizing the risk of headaches, especially Alexander Technique, Bowen Therapy, Feldenkrais, massage therapy, Polarity therapy, Structural Integration and Rolfing.\n\n7. Hot baths, saunas, and steam baths can help ease headache pain by increasing blood circulation and easing muscle tension.\n\n8. Learning how to cope with daily stress by practicing relaxation exercises can also significantly reduce the incidence of headaches. One of the simplest methods of relaxation is simply to close your eyes as you sit comfortably in a chair, breathing gently and deeply through your belly. Do this for five minutes at a time and repeat throughout the day.\n\n9. At the first sign of migraine symptoms, add two tablets of Alka-Seltzer Gold to a glass of water and drink immediately. This simple technique can often halt migraine symptoms very quickly.\n\n\nBest of health to you  \n\nCheers
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drink lots of water and take headache tablets. nuff said.
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EXCEDRIN MIGRAINE. Two of these will get rid of a headache that is so bad you think you have an anuerysm(sp.).
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if it is a constant problem for you and, if excedrin tension headache ,does not work,see a doctor or,do what i do yoga..there are many good yoga cd,s on the market at a fair price.another thing is willow tea,you can get it at gnc
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first of all relax by calming your surroundings. turning down the lights and noise. lying down in comfortable clothing with a warm compress on forehead.  two moldrins.. would be the best.  they never fail me as opposed to other headache medicine. nice cool liquid would be nice also. good luck
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Take a hot bath,relax,and try Excedrin Migrain Headache(or some medicine like that)
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If you would like to cure headaches naturally, try to take a lime, cut it into half and rub it on your \nforehead. The throbbing will go away.  This worked for me.
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there are many things that cause headaches  \n1) stress is one\n2)low or high sugar\n3)just being hungry\n4) some types of light \ntry some different things to see what the cause is then try to  eliminate it  \ngood luck!
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B-Complex vitamins and magnesium work for some people.I read about it in Prevention Magazine and told several people and it worked for some.A negative ion generator(negative ionizer)is also supposed to work for migraine headaches as well as a lot of other things,including depression.