What medicine can cause headaches? What medicine to take for headache?

Go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination: gq0906 - Tong Sheng Level 1 5-10 23:55 Hello, this phenomenon you mentioned is a typical symptom of hypertension patients.

It is usually a persistent dull or throbbing pain, sometimes with a sharp burst of pain. It usually occurs when you wake up, when you wake up, and gradually decreases after eating. The pain is usually in the temples on both sides of the forehead and the back of the head.

The main ** is mainly to lower blood pressure. Pain medications** are not recommended. Currently, there are many medications for high blood pressure.

It is also a choice that varies from person to person. But high blood pressure is one"Lengthy"The protracted war. You also need to work on your diet and some ancillary properties.

There is a very good home remedies: salvia: American ginseng:

Tian Qi 1:1:1.

It has a very good blood pressure lowering effect. However, you should insist on taking it, eight grams a day, and take it with powder! You can consult a pharmacist!

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Anonymous 5-11 09:48 Pay attention to ventilation, eat more fruits and vegetables, and supplement more vitamin C, you will get better soon, the course of a cold is generally 7 days, and it is unlikely that you will get better in 2 days; You can take a little white and black, vitamin C tablets, and drink more Don't take painkillers at will, you should first find out what causes the headache, and then treat the symptoms.

**Oral medications for headaches include ensai such as ibuprofen and loxoprofen, azole opioids such as coprafen and tramadol, and tylenin for severe headaches. For patients with neuralgia, gabapentin can be taken in combination, and the current drug that is more sensitive to impact headache is zolmitriptan, and patients should choose oral drugs according to their own situation and the doctor's judgment.

Headache is a clinical symptom, which leads to many headaches, the most noteworthy of which is headache caused by organic lesions of the brain. Therefore, if you have a headache, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for cranial MRI, and if necessary, cranial and vascular MRI and CTA examination to rule out organic brain lesions. At the same time, it is necessary to judge whether the headache is related to the heart according to the patient's complaints and clinical symptoms, and then perform relevant cardiac examinations.

In addition, the common headache in clinical practice is cervicogenic headache, which is a symptom caused by cervical disc degeneration and soft tissue damage of the neck and shoulder.

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1. Migraine. Fenpidex should be used, with oral analgesics, and an oral calcium antagonist such as flunarizine or betalux. Drugs that are specific for migraine include ergotamine, caffeine, and triptan.

Clause. 2. Herpes zoster infection. If it occurs in the temporal area, pain in the temples can also occur, and antiviral, nerve-nourishing nerve** can be given.

Clause. 3. Trigeminal neuralgia. If the first pain is common and headache is common, carbamazepine can be given orally or gamma knife can be given**.

If you have a headache, you can choose from many drugs, such as antiviral oral liquid, Gankang, Brain Qing Tablets, Tongqi Rhinitis Tablets, or ibuprofen sustained-release capsules can treat headaches. However, it depends on what is the cause of the headache, and you need to take medicine for the symptoms. There are many causes of headaches, such as poor sleep, abnormal blood pressure, cerebrovascular diseases, and so on.

Headache must be the cause, for secondary headache must find the headache, such as encephalitis, meningitis, must be based on the cause. If it is a primary headache, that is, a headache that cannot find a cause, it is generally symptomatic**, and symptomatic ** is also divided into two situations:

1. Acute stage: Painkillers are generally used in the acute stage, and commonly used painkillers include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen, opioids such as tramadol, tylenin and other drugs, as well as triptan drugs, such as zolmitriptan, etc., which are painkillers and are generally used in the acute stage of the disease;

2. Preventive drugs: Some patients have very stubborn headaches, which may have 4-5 attacks per month, and the degree of headache will seriously affect the quality of life.

You can take ibuprofen, which relieves headaches. But you still have to go to a regular tertiary hospital for a check-up to find out the cause of the headache.

It is better to take painkillers for headaches, but it is better to recommend that you go to the hospital for a check-up to figure out what the headache is.

There are many reasons for this symptom, and it is not possible to draw conclusions arbitrarily, so it is recommended that the landlord go to the local tertiary hospital for diagnosis and **, hang an expert number, check it well, and confirm it.