What s the deal with a headache when you cough?

If you say that this is the case all the time, then you still have to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Headaches may occur during coughing due to changes in blood pressure and intracranial pressure, and the specific causes are as follows:

1. There may be a viral or bacterial infection on the scalp, and when coughing, it will cause pain in the inflammatory area through vibration conduction.

2. There are intracranial lesions, and all lesions of intracranial hypertension, such as tumors and cerebral hemorrhage, will further increase intracranial hypertension due to coughing, causing headaches.

3. If there is a tumor in the head, it will also cause the head to oscillate due to coughing, and the oscillation will cause pain in the head.

4. Cervical spondylosis, because the cervical spine will swing and move up and down in the process of coughing, the patient can have cervicogenic headache.

Therefore, headache and cough should be a complex problem, and it needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

To put it mildly, you have a cold, maybe a little fever. At worst, intracranial pressure increases.

A short, severe headache that occurs after a violent cough or sneeze is called a cough headache.

This disease is more common in middle-aged men, relatively rare, many patients have a severe cough or severe sneezing during a respiratory tract infection, immediately after the occurrence of nail-like pain, soon to reach a peak, the pain disappears within a few seconds or 1 minute, a small number of patients last a few seconds at the peak of the pain and then relieve, the vast majority of intermittent periods without headache, but a small number of patients still feel a dull pain, which can last for several hours. The location of the headache is mostly a total headache, but about 1 in 3 patients have a headache confined to one side.

Its** has:

1) Idiopathic: The vast majority of cough headaches** are unclear, which may be related to a sudden increase in intracranial pressure. It has a benign self-limiting course and is called benign cough headache.

2) Organic: At least 10% of cough headaches are caused by intracranial organic lesions. Mainly tumors of the posterior fovea and congenital cerebellar tonsillar and hypomedullary herniation syndromes. Therefore, MRI should be done for this type of headache, and CT should not conclusively rule out organic brain lesions.

The pathogenesis is as follows: when severe coughing, sneezing, sudden exertion and other inducements can increase intrathoracic pressure and intra-abdominal pressure, resulting in obstruction of venous return to the right atrium, increasing central venous pressure, and the increased venous pressure is transmitted to the jugular venous system and the epidural venous plexus, impacting and compressing the dura, resulting in a further increase in pressure in the subarachnoid space, and the increase in venous pressure directly increases intracranial pressure and produces headache.

**The disease should first be diagnosed as a benign cough headache or a headache due to an organic lesion, and if it falls into the latter category, it should be targeted.

The main drug** for benign cough headache is indomethacin, which is effective at a dose of 25 50 mg 3 times a day. If indomethacin is ineffective, drugs such as methoxynaphthalene, propionic acid, ergometristine, and phenelzine can also be used**. Propranolol** has been shown to be ineffective.

Hello, in this case, you need to go to the hospital for examination, find out the cause and symptomatic, don't blindly delay the condition and cause adverse consequences.

If there is nothing abnormal, then you can judge that it is a neurosurgery problem, and it is recommended that you go to the neurosurgery department of the hospital to have a look.

There are many causes of headaches, but if you don't usually have a headache, but only have pain when you cough, it should be because of a short-term lack of oxygen during coughing, and the force generated by the instantaneous force compresses the local cranial nerves and blood vessels, so the headache will occur. If you want to solve the problem of headache, you have to stop coughing first, go to the doctor, buy some cough medicine, if you don't like to take medicine, I found you a few home remedies, I hope it will help you! White radish honey to treat wind chill cough:

1 large white radish, 30 grams of honey, 5 white peppercorns, 2 grams of ephedra. Wash the radish, slice it, put it in a bowl, pour in honey, white pepper, ephedra, etc., and steam it for half an hour while it is hot. Sweating and dissipating cold, cough and phlegm.

Treat cold and cough. .Corn silk orange peel for cough:

Corn silk and orange peel to taste. Add water to decoction and take 2 times a day. Cough and phlegm.

Treat cold cough and phlegm. .500 grams of fresh pears, 6 grams of fritillary, 30 grams of sugar.

Peel and cut the pears, remove the pits, fill the fritillary and sugar, put them together and steam them in a bowl. Divide the morning and evening. Clear away heat and phlegm, dissipate knots and dissolve the surface.

It is used to treat cough or pulmonary carbuncle, symptoms include chest pain, chills, cough, fever, dry mouth, dry throat, yellow and fishy sputum or coughing up pus and bloody sputum. .Tofu sugar relieves cough and phlegm and relieves asthma 500 grams of tofu, 100 grams of brown sugar and 100 grams of white sugar.

Dig a nest in the tofu, add red and white sugar, put it in a bowl and cook for 30 minutes. Finish it all at once and take it 4 times in a row. Clears away heat, invigorates and moistens dryness.

Treatment of cough, phlegm and asthma. .Radish pig lung cough soup 1 radish, 1 pork lung, 15 grams of almonds.

Add water and cook for 1 hour. Eat meat and drink soup. Clear away heat and phlegm, relieve cough and asthma.

Treat cough for a long time, phlegm and shortness of breath. .Steamed white pear honey cures cough and dry throat 1 large white pear, 50 grams of honey.

First, dig out the core of the white pear, fill it with honey, heat and steam. Eat 1 piece in the morning and 1 in the evening for several days. Moisturizing dryness, cough and phlegm.

Treatment of yin deficiency and lung dryness, dry throat and long-term cough, hot hands and feet, etc. .

Hello, coughing causes increased intracranial pressure, resulting in pain.

Generally speaking, if the body is weak, or there is a little problem with the cerebral blood vessels (such as stenosis, slight blood ties, blood is very viscous, etc.), it may cause such a situation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up, under the guidance of a doctor**. Wishing you good health!

Upper respiratory tract infection, commonly known as cold, symptoms include nasal congestion, headache, runny nose, pharyngitis, sore throat, cough, sputum production, fever, body aches, and can also be complicated by otitis media, eye inflammation. The above symptoms can be only one symptom, or multiple symptoms can appear at the same time, mainly depending on the bacteria or viruses that cause the cold to infect that part, it will cause inflammation of that part and the corresponding symptoms will appear. Your symptoms are a typical cold symptom that does not completely improve, you should pay attention to rest, keep warm, drink plenty of water, and take cold medicine and cough medicine to reduce cold symptoms such as nasal congestion, headache, sore throat, cough, etc.