serious headinjury/headache problems?
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I'm a Registered Nurse, and I have worked with seriously injured people. You need a CAT Scan.  You may have a subdural hematoma. This can be very serious, and life-threatening unless it is treated.  Go to a neurologist.  If it happens at night, go to the emergency room.  Have some drive you.  Let me know how you make out.
677908
Headaches. You ever try to follow that ****?
855313
my friend just recently had this problem, he went to his chiropracter who realigned his neck and waht not, he received a couple of massages over a couple different days and feels beeter.  he said the doctor used different pressure point and when the doctor pushed on the nerve that gave him the headache the doc was able to fix it.  i know this might not be much help, but i would reccopmend that since my fiend tried to to let it go and see if it would go away to no evail.
1094303
evaluate the circumsatances surrounding your headache and vomiting episode..........maybe a virus......hangover.....head injury.......hangover.......it could b anything but to put it simple do whatever works best for you
194063
Has it been this way all your life, or did it seem to just come about?  How old are you?  Cognitive decline in the later years, combined with memory problems, might warrant a visit to the doctor to rule out Alzheimer's.  The headaches are not likely related, but it wouldn't be smart to rule it out.  Meningitis can cause confusion and headaches, but it's the type of thing that doesn't run a very long course.  \n\nIn the meantime, it couldn't hurt to make sure your nutrition is in line.  Take a vitamin, and make sure you're not starving yourself.  Caffeine has been shown to temporarily improve mental acuity, so you might consider this for a critical activity.  Then again, too much coffee will probably harm you physically more than it will help you mentally.\n\nGood luck, and try not to worry.  If you're really concerned about it, just have a visit to your primary care doc.
1045567
Start with your family doctor.  Sounds like you are having a complex migraine, which doesn't necessarily require having a headache.  She may send you to a Neurologist or cat scan your brain. \n\nKevin Fischer - MS4
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Contact Attorney Gordon Johnson at http://www.tbilaw.com.  He specializes in brain injury law and will be able to help not only with legal issues but finding the patient proper care.
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if they happen every single day,I would see a doctor to make sure it isnt something serious.If they allways happen in the same spot,its prolly more than just a simple headache
624890
Going on the assumption that there was no head injury, since you didn't mention this, it could be a vertebral compression or fracture.  This could put pressure on one or more spinal nerves causing the symptoms you describe.  Please see an Orthopaedist for X-rays, evaluation and treatment options before the damage is permanent (if it isn't already).  Best of luck to you.
171359
I am so sorry that you and yours are having to experience that malady. A specialist in Neurology is my suggestion. If you've already consulted a Neurologist, check out yet another one. Truly, I will pray that you get the wisdom and help to deal with this.
1093103
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...
614930
I used to get bad headaches that would start at the base of the neck and wrap right up around to my eye area.  Come to find out it was due to a disc out of alignment.  Sometimes heat or ice would help for a while.  Also one of those neck-alignment pillows while sleeping.  The best thing for me was to go to my doctor who would do some chiropractic manupilation and it would be gone!   I hope you feel better soon.
260748
I get these alot I would try steam like boil a pot of water and put a towel over your head and breath in the steam a few times a day, also if you have bad headaches try putting Icy Hot on your temples or the areas afected be really careful with it though it is strong stuff
799983
It could just be the air. Eventually you will adapt to whatever changes the changes may be. Drink bottled water if you are concerned about the water, or boil it for a minimum of one minute. Know your limit for alcohol. If it has nothing to with alcohol and you are drinking plenty of bottled water it should go away. Maybe you can take a closer look at where you are living, check to make sure there is no mold anywhere because mold has a way of hiding in remote areas. If you are really concerned, go talk to a doctor. Hopefully, it won't cost you too much since you are in a foreing country. If this persists for many months, I highly recomend you going to a doctor. If the doctor says there is nothing wrong I would also get a second or third opinion. I only say this because some doctors are stupid. I had one friend who suffered from severe migrains and he kept going to his doctor about it. He even suspected it could be cancer since he was a heavy smoker, the doctor said he was fine so he just put up with it. Not until he was on his honeymoon in Hawaii did he get a severe seizure,  and the doctors saw that he had cancer all throught his brain and body. The doctors were shocked that it hadn't been detected by the previous doctor he kept going to. Although, the doctors gave him two months to live he lived for two years more, enduring endless chemo. Had the doctor taken his migrains more seriously, he could have started chemo way sooner before it had spread way too much. Now, your headaches could just be simple non-threatning headaches, but it wouldn't hurt to get it checked out. If this goes on for a long time and the doctor thinks nothing of it, go to another doctor. Try not to become too dependant on pain killers.
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Ohh my dear. i had jaw surgery this summer and let me tell you, imagine that pain times 100000. But..after i had the exact same problem with the tightening bands. What i found helpful is buying one of those beanie heat things and tying it around my head. it helps the muscles relax. the headaches can be helped with ice. try to find someone who has had their wisom teeh out and ask if they have one of those jaw ice pack things that wrap around your head. and of course IBprofin helps too.  don't worry they will go away within a few days. its just like getting your braces tightened. but otherwise theres really no way to deal with it, except just to deal with it. i got lucky because i had vicodin. just think that you are lucky to still be able to eat solid foods. i was on a liquid/soft food diet for 4 and a half months. good luck!!
232733
See a doctor right away and get the relevants done. If the headache is persistent then probably it is an indication that it should not be taken lightly.
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the only solution to your problem is to relax and release something called stress from everday problems.Did you try seeing a doctor?there are several different medication on the market to relieve headches but not all the products would work 4 you.\n   Have you ever tried putting an ice pack on your forhead?\n   have you ever tried lying down in a very dark room\n   try to abstain from noises and smoke .\n   unnecessary worries ,avoid them\n   dont keep your head dry apply some oil at the middle of your head at night