Why is it that I am not anemic but often have headaches

I get a headache as soon as I get angry, are you like that?

Patients with anemia can cause headaches, and the severity of the headache is also significantly correlated with the severity of the anemia. The cause of headache is that anemia will lead to a lack of oxygen in the brain tissue, and these symptoms are not only headaches, but also obvious dizziness, dizziness, nausea, poor mental state, fainting, and insomnia, dreams, tinnitus, and changes in vision, that is, dizziness, memory loss, and lack of concentration, all of which cause damage to the nervous system.

The clinical manifestations of anemia are damage to multiple organs throughout the body, such as damage to the nervous system, and damage to other organs, such as respiratory system damage, cardiovascular damage, and urinary tract damage. There may also be some changes in the mucosa, such as pallor is the main manifestation of the mucosa when anemia, and some people may also be jaundice, such as hemolytic anemia may appear **, yellow staining of the mucosa, so we must know that anemia is very damaging to the body. Moderate and severe anemia or critical anemia will be life-threatening, so we must pay attention to anemia, once anemia occurs, hemoglobin level is lower than the normal level, we must actively find out the cause.

The prognosis of many anemia can be very good through dietary adjustment or early attention, or intervention, once moderate anemia occurs, or even severe anemia, it will cause damage to organs and affect the quality of life, so it is recommended that patients with anemia must actively find out what ** is. There are dozens of diseases that cause anemia, and some benign lesions are lesions with a good prognosis, and there are still many diseases that can be cured. Therefore, it is necessary to carefully find out**, early intervention**, and avoid irreversible damage to the body, which is the best choice.

Don't think about a little anemia, don't pay attention to it, once it causes organ damage, it means that the severity of anemia is more serious, which will seriously affect the quality of life, and will also affect the work. Therefore, it is the most correct choice to remind everyone to seek medical attention, early diagnosis, and early ** for the sake of health.

Anemia can cause headaches, headache is one of the common manifestations of anemia patients, headache is mainly because the content of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood after anemia is reduced, the overall blood supply and oxygen supply of the body is insufficient, especially the brain is sensitive to ischemia, and the brain will have a headache when the brain is ischemia and hypoxia.

Anemia can cause headaches, which is an obvious symptom, but if it is a mild anemia, this symptom is not obvious, and if the anemia is severe, it will even be blurred and uncomfortable, so it is necessary to eat more iron-rich foods and supplement more nutrients in the body.

Could it be anemia when you have a headache? I have anemia that can also cause headaches, so kidney deficiency can also cause headaches, so anemia can cause headaches.

There are many causes of headaches, maybe the body's occasional is not maybe a cold and fever, it may also be high or low blood pressure, if it is a girl, there is a possibility of headache during the menstrual period, if it is serious, it may also be a brain problem, so headache and anemia may not have much to do with it, and anemia is more manifested in physical weakness and dizziness.

If the headache is severe, it is best to go to the hospital for a professional examination.

Anemia will of course cause headaches, and there will be dizziness, if it is simple iron deficiency anemia, you can eat some polysaccharide iron and vitamin C usually eat more lean meat and animal blood products, it will improve the situation, if it is pathological anemia, then you should go to the hospital for examination in time**, so as not to cause damage to the body.

There are many causes of headaches, not necessarily because of anemia, it is recommended that you eat regularly, and if you have frequent headache symptoms, you should go to the hospital for a check-up.

Dizziness may be anemia, but in general, anemia is not as severe as headaches. It may be considered whether the blood pressure is abnormal.

Headache I think it's a more complicated disease, and there are many people who have headaches. Not so good**. You can also go to a big hospital to have a headache check-up, I think it's a more complicated disease, and many people have headaches.

Not so good**. You can also go to a big hospital to check what the reason is. It's easy to get up.

Anemia generally does not cause headaches, anemia can make people weaker and dizzy.

Not necessarily, if you have a recurrent headache, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a visit.

Anemia can cause headaches. This is closely related to the lack of blood supply to the brain, resulting in ischemia and hypoxia.

When the human body is deficient in qi and blood, symptoms such as headache, dizziness, tinnitus, numbness of limbs, insomnia, dreaminess, and memory loss may occur.

If you target anemia first, you can find that the headache problem can be solved.

Eating more foods containing iron, protein, folic acid, such as brown sugar, beans, fish, animal liver, seaweed, kelp, milk, etc., can help improve anemia.

Of course, there are several other possibilities that can trigger headaches

1) Drinking less water in hot weather causes the body to rise in heat and cause headaches.

2) Excessive nervousness and lack of sleep.

3) Muscle tightness, especially when using the computer for a long time, stiff shoulders and necks can cause headaches, and massage is recommended to effectively reduce the pain.

4) Incorrect living habits, not blowing or drying your hair after taking a bath, or letting your hair dry naturally for a long time are likely to cause headaches.

5) If a woman has anemia due to menstruation, it may cause headaches.

May you be happy and happy as soon as possible.

Headache caused by anemia, that cure anemia, headache will be self-defeating, supplement iron, folic acid, vitamin B12 food to eat more, specific foods can be searched by themselves, mainly these three nutrients, as well as protein, if the child has yellow muscles, it is estimated that protein is also very lacking, eat more soy products, the protein content is better, and the egg milk lean meat is also good.

Hello anemia can cause dizziness and headache, if it occurs frequently, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check the blood routine, if the hemoglobin is low, it is anemia.

**To be symptomatic**, look at the causes of anemia, there are many causes of anemia, the more common ones are iron deficiency anemia, megaloblastic anemia, hemolytic anemia, aplastic anemia, etc. If you have symptoms, get checked promptly.

The main symptoms of iron deficiency anemia are fatigue, weakness, palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, insomnia and loss of appetite, etc.

Of course, people with anemia are generally weak, usually pay more attention to the absorption of nutrients, people with anemia should not take too many drugs to change their physique, should focus on dietary therapy, eat more blood clots, usually should exercise more, strengthen blood circulation function, but do not strenuous exercise....

If I have anemia, I will feel dizzy, I used to be anemia when I was pregnant, and sometimes I felt dizzy when I lowered my head and raised my head violently. But if you often feel dizzy, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up, because dizziness is not necessarily anemia, low blood sugar, high blood pressure may cause dizziness. See what's causing it, and you'll get better in time.

Not necessarily, there are many reasons, there are cervical spondylosis, there are also high blood pressure, low blood pressure will be caused, insufficient blood supply, serious young people with brain mass lesions sit down and play on the computer for a long time. Cervical spondylosis is more common, **dieting, hypoglycemia, anemia. Anemia is relatively rare.

Go to the hospital and have a look.

Stressful work, excessive thoughts, and lack of sleep can lead to headaches.

I don't know where you are in pain, you should go to a regular hospital for examination and diagnosis before prescribing the right medicine, don't take medicine indiscriminately. I have a headache with an ear acupuncture** that works great. You can try.

As far as I understand, the headache is certainly not anemia, anemia is mainly dizziness, and you have a headache, see if you have a cold? Or a cold, or a headache caused by the cervical spine.

There are many causes of headaches, colds, fevers, headaches, cervical spondylosis, headaches, anemia is the lack of energy, anemia is also weak hematopoietic function, anemia generally does not cause headaches.

Anemia is a lower than normal level of red blood cells or hemoglobin in a unit volume of blood. The causes of anemia are common: first, the hematopoietic mechanism itself is not good; second, the raw materials required for hematopoiesis are insufficient; Third, the body consumes too much blood; Fourth, some other diseases affect the human body and cause anemia.

Anemia generally does not cause headaches, so headaches can be caused by other diseases, so it is recommended to see a neurologist or have a brain CT examination.

There are many causes of headaches, but they are not necessarily caused by anemia, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up to find out what is wrong with the body**.

If you want to know if you are anemic, you only need to go to the hospital to take a blood test and see if the hemoglobin value in the blood routine is within the normal range. Headaches and anemia are not the same thing, they cannot be equated.

Not necessarily, it is also related to the nerves, and the rise of anger and liver fire will also cause headaches.

It's better to see a doctor.

Could the headache be pelvic blood? The headache should be caused by a cold, and it should not be a basin blood.

There are many symptoms of headache, so it is better to go to the hospital for a check-up.

There are a lot of headaches, so you have to go to the hospital for a check-up.

I don't know how old the person who suffers from dizziness and headache is, there are many causes of dizziness and headache.

Some are neurological migraines, which can be caused by poor rest.

There may also be a lack of blood supply to the brain, which can also cause dizziness and headaches.

There is also cervical spondylosis, most people now have cervical spine discomfort symptoms, many times it is due to dizziness and headache caused by cervical spine problems, but the patient himself is not aware of it.

So this one also needs to be done with some comprehensive checks. For example, have you done brain CT, brain ultrasound and other examinations to rule out the possibility of some patients?

If it is not some objective disease, then it is necessary to consider whether it is mental stress, poor rest, lack of sleep, etc.

Good luck soon**.

There are many causes of dizziness and headache, such as high blood pressure, cervical spondylosis, some cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, intracranial diseases, etc.

Then you should go to the hospital to see what is causing it.

For more information about dizziness and headaches, please refer to My Space, which has a detailed explanation (1. Why dizziness and headaches are difficult to treat. 2. Dizziness and headache patients' life and self-care instructions).

Good luck with a speedy recovery!

Dizziness and headache are related to many diseases, such as high blood pressure, anemia, low blood bran, and sometimes poor sleep.

It is advisable to go to the hospital for a detailed examination.