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A: Headache and vomiting are common symptoms that can be caused by any number of underlying ailments. Conditions triggering headache and vomiting are typically either internal, resulting from a disorder or imbalance within the body, or external, stemming from an occurrence outside the body. Usually, headache and vomiting are accompanied by other symptoms that can help determine the origin. Some conditions can be quite serious, even life threatening, and it is generally advisable to seek the advice of a medical professional to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.. There are literally hundreds of internal problems that can cause a person to experience head pain, nausea, and emesis. Some of the most common...

A: sodas Stress can cause migraines. But it''s usually food that is the trigger . foods such as chocolate, cheese, oranges, bananas can all trigger migraines. If you haven''t been eating any of these foods, I suggest you might want to have it checked out by a doctor . It may not be migraine , you could be suffering from pressure on your brain, which can be either fluid or excess blood , ie. blood not draining away properly . Only a doctor can diagnose you properly and put your mind at rest . Hope you feel better soon . go to an emergency room at a hospital..NOW ...

A: Despite years of research, the actual mechanism behind most headaches is still a bit of a mystery. Originally, headaches were thought to be caused by either the restriction of blood vessels or the tightening of facial and scalp muscles. Modern studies suggest that headaches may be triggered by a low level of the natural pain reliever called serotonin. When serotonin levels drop, inflamed neurotransmitters in the face and scalp send out pain messages we perceive as headaches. After serotonin levels return to normal, most headaches tend to subside.. There are a number of internal and external triggers for headaches, ranging from food sensitivities to clinical depression. what may work as a remedy for one trigger may do more harm than good for...

A: just a regular headache nithing serious though. It could be one of several different types. Idk but you need to close your eyes get in a very dark room i mean no light and mesage your temples then fall asleep you will fell great after, and sometimes it works without going to sleep just in case you need to be somewhere. it is a migraine headache Ive got a fried who had a problem with you, hes complaining thesame thing... i think you should consult to a doctor immediately... my friend had astigmatism after that.... anyway thats from my experience... It can be due to increased pressure because of excess of liver fire. First go to eye doctor if you want to confirm. If you don''t want to confirm and want immediate treatment pl follow acupuncture, it is the best. If you...

A: Many people attempt to wean themselves from caffeine just to find that they are suffering from severe headaches and other withdrawal symptoms. Stacey Sigmon, Ph.D., Research Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Vermont College of Medicine headed a study to figure out why these withdrawal symptoms occur and what can be done to combat them. She found that the majority of people who stopped consuming caffeine often reported headaches. But why does caffeine withdrawal cause headaches. Increased Blood Flow- One of the most significant findings of the study above was that the blood flowing to the brain actually increased when caffeine was cut out of the diet. This increase causes the pain in the head and...

A: I''ve heard cucumbers are great, but also drinking water. I have used Chamomile tea as a face rinse also, helps a lot! foods with little or no oil content No food prevents or make you acne, dont believe on what people says to you what i recommend you is to see a dermatologist, because they can give you the prescription for the product i recommend you, The name is Roaccutane, that product will permanently remove all your pimple of your face for life. The treatment takes from 6 to 9 months aprox, depending on your skin condition, if it is severe or not. The dermatologist use that product if you keep having acne problems, because it is that good that will makes you do...

A: I only had experienced hangover once and it was terrible that I swore I wouldn''t drink like that anymore. I think that was a mixture of different alcoholic beverages, I don''t know ''coz I am not really good at drinking. I only drank I think three shots but that really made me crazy that I couldn''t sleep and I felt my throat has dried up and it was really sore. In the morning, I felt so heavy and I didn''t want to taste any food or water. So now, if I''d drink, I''d only would get one small bottle of beer and so occasionally. I also make sure that I am full before I''d drink beer. Haha, I am sort of having phobia to gin, rum, and other strong liquors now. So back to your question, hangover is caused by excessive drinking of alcohol the night before so in the...

A: Thats strange. I''m sure your fine, but I would call the doctor if I were you, just to be safe! Sounds like a migraine. I get those too and they can last for days. Put a cold pack on your head and lay down. Make sure youre eating and drinking enough. Headaches can come from dehydration. If they persist, you might want to see a doctor about it.* try excedrin..only stuff that works for me The most common cause of headache is dehydration. When people take a pill... with a full glass of water. The water is most often what "cures" the headache. First aid for headache: Drink a glass of water then sip another glass of water. Other common causes of headaches are caffeine withdrawal; and or dehydration

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A: Whoa! 25 odd years in the field of neurology has given me the experience to diagnose this. A headache AND a bloodshot eye is a tell-tale sign of an intracranial tumor, otherwise known as brain cancer. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but a tumor of this type is inoperable. At the most, you have about 3 months to live. Don''t bother wasting your money on a doctor, it''s too late for you. By the signs and symptoms you are describing it appears you have migraine diseases. Which is a throbbing or pulsating headache that is often one sided (unilateral) and associated with nausea; vomiting; sensitivity to light, sound, and smells; sleep disruption; and depression. Attacks are often recurrent and tend to become less severe as the migraine sufferer ages. A migraine headache typically begins in...

A: Advice on Headaches, Nausea, and Heartburn Headache is pain in the head or forehead. It can be one sided at times. A kind of hammering sensation is common. Stress, fatigue, exposure to sunlight, trauma, smoking, menstrual problems, stroke, increased sensitivity to light, pseudotumor and eye strain are some of the contributing factors of headache. Alternative treatments such as yoga, meditation and stress busters are also effective. Certain foods, such as cheese, chocolates, nuts and caffeine result in headaches. Topical application of eucalyptus oil and powdered camphor is helpful. Dried ginger is powdered and applied on the forehead with little water. Change in power of glasses also causes headache. Migraine is accompanied by headache,...