Ever get a sudden, sharp, throbbing headache while working out?
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I can think of a couple possibilities.  First, do you drink enough water during the day?  It's possible that when you are working out you're getting very dehydrated and that could be causing the headaches.\n\nMy other thought is that perhaps you don't maintain correct posture while working out and the strain of working out puts stress on your spine and nerves causing a migraine.  Have you ever been to a chiropracter?
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Can you figure out what triggers your headache?  \nThe suggestions listed here are all good.  I have tried many of them depending on what caused my headache.  Tension, dehydration, missed meal, hormones, etc.\nThe key is to start some type of relief therapy before the headache gets worse.  I would start with the water and then try some of the suggested treatments.  Good luck.
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To go and have too much fun is RIGHT up my alley! I like a little girlfriend action myself.. then Im having LOTS of fun! As far as your headache goes, take two excedrin for migraines and you'll feel better in 20 mins.
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yes that can happen.  \n\nalso if it has stopped, and then you exercise vigorously a day afterwards, you can have a bit of spotting. \n\nif it is constant, see your doctor, if it is occasionally, just know when to not work out so intense. \n\ngood luck.
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I don't know all the factors that lead to it so I might not be right. I've had neck pain before because I kept cracking my neck. The more I did it, the more I wanted to do it becasue it felt good. Then it started hurting really bad so I stopped. Another reason, and most likely, is that you have not been getting enough water and, believe it or not, sugar. Not caffeine, you need sugar and water. If you get that headachey feeling when you get up after lying down for a while and your head hurts, then you need more sugar and water. The water should reduce your fever and if you have some vitamins it should help even more. The sugar is for your headaches. Caffeine often "battles" with your head because you try to stay up longer while your body tries to sleep. Headaches are the side-effects of coffee for sure! Sugar, as in fruit sugar and not chocolate sugar, if used as the quick energy boost and can be used to help repair and relieve pain very quickly, but it can't be stored in the body for long, so eat lots of fruit!\nSo in the end, the one thing I'm gonna prescribe to you is an orange. Eat one or two a day and you will get all teh water, vitamins, and suagr you will need. If it doesn't help, call a real doctor.
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Whenever I am pregnant (just had my 3rd)  I have such high blood pressure, and I OFTEN get those killer instant headaches immediately at the peak of orgasm.  I thought I was the only one...sheesh..   It is an instant, and almost crippling headache.  Kinda kills the mood...
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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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absolutely!!!!  Most times, a headache is the result of the blood vessels in the body constricting (narrowing), which in turn creates a "pressure" within the narrowed vessels to get blood flow through.....and this is how the headache is born.  And might I say too, that stress is also a big source of why people have high blood pressure (not all times/it's sometimes genetic or otherwise)....but high blood pressure does the same thing to the vessels in the body....that's why we get "pressure".....blood is trying to pump through constricted veins.   When you have a headache the next day after a night of drinking....same thing happens to the vessels when you're dehydrated.....they constrict.   Try to keep your blood pressure down, push plenty of fluids, and take ibuprofen if need be.  Keep those vessels dilated and that headache outta there!!!!!!!!!
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Traditional theories about headaches link tension type headaches to muscle contraction, and migraine and cluster headaches to blood vessel dilation (swelling). Pain-sensitive structures in the head include blood vessel walls, membranous coverings of the brain, and scalp and neck muscles. Brain tissue itself has no sensitivity to pain. Therefore, headaches may result from contraction of the muscles of the scalp, face or neck; dilation of the blood vessels in the head; or brain swelling that stretches the brain’s coverings. Involvement of specific nerves of the face and head may also cause characteristic headaches. Sinus inflammation is a common cause of headache. Keeping a headache diary may help link headaches to stressful occurrences, menstrual phases, food triggers, or medication. Tension-type headaches are often brought on by stress, overexertion, loud noise, and other external factors. The typical tension-type headache is described as a tightening around the head and neck, and an accompanying dull ache. Migraines are intense throbbing headaches occurring on one or both sides of the head. The pain is accompanied by other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, and aversion to light, sound, and movement.\nMigraines are often triggered by food items, such as red wine, chocolate, and aged cheeses. For women, a hormonal connection is likely, since headaches occur at specific points in the menstrual cycle, with use of oral contraceptives, or the use of hormone replacement therapy after menopause. Cluster headaches cause excruciating pain. The severe, stabbing pain centers around one eye, and eye tearing and nasal congestion occur on the same side. The headache lasts from 15 minutes to four hours and may recur several times in a day. Heavy smokers are more likely to suffer cluster headaches, which are also associated with alcohol consumption.
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Back part of your neck?\n\nIt can probably be tension headache because the tension you are making on your neck muscles.\nIt seems to me you are not doing wight lifting very good. It is kinda hard for me to explain, but you have to focus your energy homogeneously with your neck, arms, abdomen, chest muscles, and not only with your neck muscles.\nTake care of yourself. Good luck
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when i was in highschool, and i just started this exercise routine, i was getting hella stronger every week.  and i would have a bm sometimes once a week, sometimes not for two weeks (no discomfort, though.).  as time went on, it went back to every 4 or so days, now i'm back to every day.  really though, if you ask a doctor, they're bound to have heard about stuff a LOT more embarrassing than this.
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I was having them daily for a while about a year ago. At first I had no idea what was going on I thought I was going blind or something. The worst part about it is how fatigued you feel. It also causes serious issues with driving when you frequently have ocular migraines. I talked to an optometrist and found out extended amounts of physical activity can trigger an ocular migraine. I have since toned down my work out and haven't had an ocular migraine since.
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Are you getting daily, vigorous exercise - enough to work up a good sweat? That is the first place I'd start. Assuming that, are you eating properly? (cutting out sugar, chemicals, etc...) Allergies can cause severe headaches. Are you enjoying life? Do you make an effort to have at least one or two good friends? \n\nIf all of that is in order, maybe you should look into acupuncture. It has worked miracles for many, many people (although it doesn't work at all for some). I love having acupuncture! I have it once a week for general health purposes and it relaxes me and alleviates whatever pain I might be feeling. (but I'm also doing all the other stuff I listed)\n\nGood luck.
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I have never had that problem.  Go back and talk to your doctor about it.  In the meantime, push yourself a little harder during workouts to balance it all out.  Good luck.
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that sucks.  i suffer from headaches like that.  its hard to believe your doctor wont take you seriously. if his happens often, try to note what triggers them. could be related to hormones, sensitivity to certain foods, odor, or light.\n\nwhen painkillers&caffeine don't work, the best thing is to lie still in a dark room, no light at all. alternating hot and cold compresses too.\n\nand for gods sake, get off the computer! could be eyestrain!
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Headaches. You ever try to follow that ****?
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Go see a chiropractor. There are many types of headaches that are cervicogenic (come from the neck) in nature.\n\nTry this pressure point exercise to see if it helps!\nhttp://healthfultips.blogspot.com/2004_06_01_healthfultips_archive.html