Who knows what happens to a headache after swimming?

The cause may be chronic rhinitis, choking or cold, or temporary cerebral vasospasm that causes insufficient blood supply. At this time, you should go ashore quickly, rub your thumb on the top of your head, temples and acupoints, and then apply a hot towel to your head, and drink a glass of hot boiled water.

Wrong guys! It is caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain. Exercise more. Running in the morning and doing a handstand at night are both good ideas.

The lack of blood supply to the brain is mainly due to the lack of exercise and inactivity, and the amount of activity in the water is very large, which requires strong physical strength. Infrequent activity, sudden activity, blood supply to the brain is not available, so headaches. Swim often, swim less at first, and gradually increase your activity.

The reason for this is that the water is cooler...

Same as the description of the first one.

Yes, it must have something to do with insufficient blood supply to the brain

The cerebral blood vessels are constricted by cold, and the cerebral blood supply is insufficient, followed by a lack of oxygen. You should bring a swim cap and be well prepared before entering the water.

You bring a silicone swim cap to look at it, it may not be very comfortable with the cold water.

Lack of oxygen! You're in good health! I'm going to be hospitalized in the morning!

There is still a lack of oxygen. I think the most important thing is that if you don't have the right physique, don't go swimming.

It may be cold, there may be ischemia in the head, or it may be a nervous disorder, you must pay attention to keeping warm when swimming, don't exercise too intensely, don't rush to swim when you go into the water, and give yourself a buffer space.

Do you not swim regularly? People who don't swim often can suffer from a lack of oxygen and headaches when they swim for long periods of time.

A condition in which the brain is deprived of oxygen. Or is it due to insufficient lung capacity. Don't exercise too hard, just slowly.

Whether you're in the pool or in the wild. If it's a swimming pool, you may be allergic to chlorine in the pool water, or other ingredients in the water, and these symptoms can occur and get worse over time.

I think the biggest possibility is that there is something wrong with the cervical spine. When the nerves in the neck are compressed while swimming, and the symptoms of headache, dizziness and vomiting appear, you should try to change your swimming style.

It should be gradual. It's strength training, and there's not enough oxygen.

It is true that people with poor swimming skills are prone to headaches after vigorous swimming, but if they do not swim every day, the headache symptoms will disappear in two or three days, or no more than a week at most. The reason is that people who swim, especially those who are not good at swimming, are very prone to hypoxia in the brain caused by poor ventilation, and the symptom is headache.

You've been doing this for nearly half a month, so it shouldn't have anything to do with hypoxia. Headache when shaking your head left and right, this phenomenon should be related to the ear, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check it out to see if it is caused by water in the ear, resulting in a headache!

It probably has nothing to do with swimming. And it's been so long. It should be something else.

It is recommended to go to the hospital. It's been 15 days. Time is not short.

Let's be honest, though. Headache is a symptom that is difficult for doctors to judge. Too many illnesses have symptoms of headaches.

Good luck soon**.

It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up, swimming will not cause headaches.

Headaches are not related to swimming, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

I hope it's not otitis media, so let's go to the hospital quickly.

If you have water in your ears, go to the hospital to take a look.

Let's go to the hospital, this kind of problem can be big or small, don't put it off.