What should I do if I have a headache all the time during this time?

Headache is a type of pain in which headache is the main symptom. It is one of the more common clinical symptoms. Headaches are often caused by overexertion, nervousness, cold, and lack of sleep.

After resting and getting enough sleep, it will disappear and is not very important. However, headaches caused by certain diseases are a sign that they cannot be recovered after rest, and should be taken seriously. If you often have headaches, it is recommended that you start from this point, sleep on time, and wake up on time, which will greatly reduce the probability of your headache attack.

Is it that you yourself are not resting well, which is why it causes your headaches? If that's the case, take a break, and if you can't do it, go to the hospital for a check-up.

I have been having a headache during this time, and I think you can go to a doctor to help you diagnose why the headache is and then proceed with the appropriate **.

Headache is just a symptom, then you can see if you have been injured or have you not rested well recently, because lack of sleep can also cause headaches.

Many patients often come to the clinic with headaches, and if they have migraines since their youth or middle school years, such as women, it may be related to menstruation. At this time, it may be a functional headache, that is, it may be that after a while, the head does not hurt. This may be related to the endocrine status of their menstrual periods.

If it is a recent headache, especially in middle age, or if the patient used to have a headache all the time, but now the nature of the headache has changed and lasts longer, or if it used to be a pain on the right side and is now a pain on the left. At this time, it should be taken seriously to observe whether there is a headache caused by high blood pressure in middle age, or whether there is a recent history of trauma due to intracranial hemorrhage, subdural hematoma, or headache caused by a recent cold caused by an intracranial infection. Therefore, if it is a long-term chronic headache, we are not afraid, and the most feared is the headache that has recently undergone an acute change in nature.

At this time, it is necessary to be alert to the appearance of new lesions.

Rapid relief varies depending on the type of headache and is as follows:

1. Migraine: specific analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics can be used to relieve it quickly. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics, including Fenpidex, Sanlipain and other drugs, can quickly relieve headaches;

2. Tension headache: it is recommended to use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics, such as Fenpidex, Sanlipain, ibuprofen, etc.;

3. Neuralgia: Such patients use ordinary Sanli pain, analgesic tablets, Fenpidex, ibuprofen, etc., which may have no effect, and special drugs need to be selected**, and should be diagnosed and treated by professional doctors, which clearly belong to trigeminal neuralgia, greater occipital neuralgia, glossopharyngeal neuralgia or facial pain. Commonly used clinical drugs mainly include pregabalin and gabapentin;

4. Secondary headache: there may be secondary headaches, such as headaches caused by intracranial hypertension, and it is necessary to identify intracranial hypertension** in a timely manner, and at the same time dehydrate and reduce intracranial pressure**.

If you have been having a headache lately, it may be that your blood pressure is relatively high, and you will be prone to headaches. A similar state can occur even if you don't get enough sleep. In this case, you can only rub your hands on your head to rub them, or you can use some hot towels to put them on your head to dismantle and parade hot compresses, which can also reduce headaches.

According to your description, similar to migraine symptoms. According to the expert consensus on the diagnosis and prevention of migraine in China, migraine is episodic, mostly lateral, moderate to severe, throbbing headache, which generally lasts for 4-72 hours, and migraine can be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, photophobia, phobia, phobia, smell phobia, activity phobia and other symptoms; Some patients with migraine may have some local neurological symptoms before or during the onset of headache, such as visual abnormalities, physical sensory, motor or speech abnormalities. Symptoms of visual abnormalities are more common, such as blurred vision, dark spots, flashes of light, bright spots, etc.

Paresthesias are mainly paresthesias in the face and hands, such as dysesthesia, numbness, etc. Migraine auras generally last 5-20 minutes and do not exceed 60 minutes. Symptoms can be relieved by resting, but sleep alone is not enough, migraine is a condition that needs to be treated on a case-by-case basis**.

If the frequency of attacks is greater than twice a month, or if the aura-like symptoms described above last for a particularly long time, or if the acute phase** such as painkillers are ineffective, or if the migraine attack is related to the menstrual period, it is necessary to take preventive measures**. The European Society of Neurology recommends flunarizine (sibilin) as a first-line drug for prevention**, which needs to be taken under the guidance of a physician.

Be wary of migraines. Usually to relax, do not and strong tea, coffee. It is recommended to go to the hospital and talk to the doctor in detail.

Consider migraines.

I have a headache and want to throw up ......It feels pretty serious......Pay more attention to rest, it should be better.

It's a migraine eight, maybe it's your stress, I've also had this situation, don't always face the computer, pay attention to the rest time, don't stay up late, have enough sleep, is the key, often outdoors, I wish you a speedy health.

Frequent headaches, if the severity is mild, can be given non-specific analgesics**, non-specific analgesics include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen, ketoprofen, diclofenac sodium, indomethacin, aspirin, acetaminophen, sanripain, analgesics, etc., can be adjuvant antihistamines, such as diphenhydramine, phenylthiazine, etc., as well as gastrointestinal motility drugs and sedative-hypnotic drugs. If the headache is severe, specific analgesics, such as triptans**, can be given, which are more effective and well tolerated, regardless of the drug used, and should not be given for more than 10 days per month to avoid drug dependence. Headaches can generally be done through regular life, massage, oral medications, etc.

1. Regular life: Headaches may be caused by irregular life, which may lead to lack of sleep and headaches, so you should ensure sufficient sleep time.

2. Massage: After the headache occurs, it can be improved by massaging the temples, which mainly helps the brain to be in a relaxed state, and can also help the recovery of pain.

3. Oral medications: If the headache is caused by cranial neurasthenia, it is also necessary to use gamma oryzanol tablets, methylcobalamin tablets, vitamin B12 tablets and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor.