What happens to headaches from time to time, and what to do if you have occasional headaches

Occasional headaches are caused by physiological factors such as excessive fatigue and nervousness, as well as high blood pressure and tumors, as follows:

1. Physiological factors: excessive fatigue, tension and anxiety will cause the muscles of the scalp to be too stiff, which will lead to occasional headaches, which can generally be relieved by taking a good rest, as well as doing massage and physiotherapy;

2. Hypertension: Patients with early hypertension will present with headache in the afternoon, which is intermittent, that is, occasional headache, and it is recommended to measure blood pressure;

3. Tumor: Occasional headache can also occur in the early stage of tumor, and with the progression of the disease, the degree of headache will become more and more severe, and the headache will be longer and longer, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for cranial CT to confirm the diagnosis.

In short, even the occasional headache should not be taken lightly, and it is necessary to go to the hospital to find out what is causing it. Headaches from time to time, the cause can be judged according to the characteristics of the headache, as follows:

1. If it is manifested as vascular pulsatile throbbing tenderness, it can be caused by migraine attack and blood pressure fluctuations;

2. Severe pain around one eye socket, which can be caused by cluster headache, cavernous sinus inflammation, glaucoma, and high intraocular pressure;

3. Manifested as head swelling and pain, which can be caused by tension headache and mental illness;

4. Episodic pinprick pain, which can be neuralgia, trigeminal neuralgia, and glossopharyngeal neuralgia caused by viral neuritis. So you need to do relevant checks, according to ****.

Headaches can be summarized as follows:

1. It is the headache itself, such as migraine, which is manifested as a moderate or severe headache like blood vessel fluctuations, and there will be some aura such as visual flashes or shadows before the headache; There is also a headache called Congji, which is also a severe, explosive headache, and at the same time, there will be some eye congestion, eye water, etc., the cause of these two headaches is not very clear.

2. It is caused by other diseases, such as other problems of ENT and sinusitis, which can be diagnosed clearly by CT or MRI; Glaucoma high intraocular pressure can also cause headaches, and it is generally located on the forehead, so you can go to the ophthalmologist to measure the intraocular pressure and vision, and you can quickly make a clear diagnosis.

3. In fact, there are more common causes of headaches, which are neurological, and neurological factors are related to heart factors, such as mental tension, poor rest, and lack of sleep.

Therefore, when you have a headache, you should go to the hospital for an examination to find out what is causing it, and then give the corresponding **.

What causes back of the head pain? 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.

The causes of headache are complex, including intracranial and extracranial; There are local and generalized cephalic; There are also many headaches that still cannot be found. At present, headache is the main symptom, and headache symptoms can be seen in infectious febrile diseases, hypertension, rhinitis, trigeminal neuralgia, intracranial diseases, neurosis, brain ** and migraine. The reasons for this are mostly due to the feeling of external evils, quiet disharmony, long-term illness and poor diet, affecting the veins of the head or cerebral and spinal cord dystrophy.

1) Clinical diagnosis The exact cause of headache can only be concluded through an analysis of the nature of the headache, the time of onset, the accompanying symptoms, and a detailed examination. The following analyzes several common conditions that cause headaches:1

Severe headache with vomiting indicates increased intracranial pressure, which is common in intracerebral hemorrhage, brain tumors, and meningitis. 2.Paroxysmal migraine, which occurs for several minutes at a time, is a severe facial shock that can be triggered by talking, eating, drinking, or washing the face, and is seen in trigeminal neuralgia.

3.Headache is manifested as posterior occipital pain and throbbing, which is more common in hypertension and disappears when blood pressure is normal. 4.

Severe headache with orbital pain, sharp loss of vision, vomiting, and usually acute glaucoma. 5.Headache with nasal congestion and purulent discharge, mild in the morning and severe in the afternoon, may be sinusitis.

6.Headache with vertigo, possibly cervical spondylosis, cerebellar hemorrhage, and vertebrobasilar insufficiency. If the scalp is painful, it is due to nervous tension on the scalp (poor rest, excessive thinking, etc.).

If it hurts inside, you need to go to the hospital for a checkup**.

Headaches are mostly caused by long-term emotional stress, anxiety, stress, excessive mental work, excessive thinking, and poor sleep. It is recommended that you pay attention to the rules of life in your daily life, avoid excessive fatigue and excessive pressure, and prevent sub-health conditions.

There are many headaches, such as migraine, vascular neuropathic headache, trigeminal neuralgia, hypertension, cerebrovascular disease, otitis media, occipital neuralgia, cervical spondylosis, cold, encephalitis, etc., alcohol and smoking, colds may be induced. Therefore, it is necessary to find the cause, make a clear diagnosis, and proceed under the guidance of a clinician**.

The causes of headaches are complex, involving diet, endocrine, mental and other factors, and the research on its pathogenesis is not very clear.

Disease ** element. Brain lesions.

Infections such as meningitis, meningoencephalitis, encephalitis, brain abscess, etc.

Vascular lesions. Such as subarachnoid hemorrhage, cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral thrombosis, cerebral embolism, hypertensive encephalopathy, cerebral insufficiency, cerebrovascular malformation, rheumatic cerebral vasculitis and thromboangiitis obliterans.

Mass lesions.

Such as brain tumors, intracranial metastases, intracranial cysticercosis, or echinococcosis.

Traumatic head injury. Such as brain **, cerebral contusion, subdural hematoma, intracranial hematoma, sequelae of brain trauma, etc.

Others such as headache after lumbar puncture and lumbar anesthesia.

Extracranial lesions. Skull disease.

Such as skull base depression, skull tumor, etc.

Neck disease. Such as cervical spondylosis and other neck diseases.

Neuralgia such as trigeminal nerve, glossopharyngeal nerve and occipital neuralgia.

Headaches caused by other diseases such as eyes, ears, nose and teeth.

Systemic disease.

Urgent ** dyeing. Such as influenza, typhoid, pneumonia and other febrile diseases.

Cardiovascular disease.

Such as high blood pressure, heart failure, etc.

Other uremia, hypoglycemia, anemia, pulmonary encephalopathy, systemic lupus erythematosus, heat stroke, etc.

Psychiatric and psychological factors.

Mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, etc.

Pharmacological factors. Headache is one of the adverse effects of many drugs, which is not a meaningful list here.

Environmental factors. Headaches may occur at high altitudes due to lack of oxygen.

Headaches can occur when poisoning with lead, carbon monoxide, organophosphate drugs, etc.

Lifestyle. Some people who eat foods or drinks that also include alcohol, caffeine, and other substances can cause headaches, and headache symptoms can also occur when these substances are withdrawn.

Some people experience this symptom when they eat or drink cold food or beverages.

There are many causes of a headache that persists, and the main ones are primary headaches or secondary headaches. Primary headache is mainly due to poor rest, tiredness, nervousness, or lack of sleep caused by tension headache, and some patients are reversed throbbing headache refers to migraine, if it is an episodic severe headache can also be a cluster headache. In short, headaches are often relieved by resting or symptomatic painkillers.

If the headache persists, especially if it is accompanied by nausea and vomiting, it is important to rule out secondary headaches. Secondary headaches often include acute cerebrovascular diseases such as cerebral hemorrhage, arteriovenous malformations, cavernous hemangiomas, and some intracranial tumors, encephalitis, etc., which can cause obvious headaches. It may also be accompanied by other symptoms, and you should go to the hospital in time to make it clear**.

You're impotent, you might have a cold.

I also have similar symptoms, mine may be a nervous migraine, born, nothing serious, I don't know if yours is or not, it may also be caused by your excessive tension, take the right time to relax yourself!

Headache is only a clinical symptom, and there are many diseases that can cause headaches. So, what should you do when you experience a headache?

1) Be sure to go to the hospital in time to ask a neurologist for examination, and the specialist will determine which diseases may be caused by the headache after a detailed medical history and physical examination, and what tests are still needed.

2) Don't blindly take painkillers until you have figured out what is causing your headaches. If the headache is really unbearable, it is up to the specialist to decide whether it can be taken and which painkiller is appropriate.

3) After clarifying ** (finding the disease that causes headaches), the key to pain relief is to target ****, and on this basis, take painkillers appropriately.