My mother had headaches almost every day, and she was in her 60s, so she was cured as soon as she to

To give you a classification of headaches: Currently, the International Headache Association divides headaches into primary headaches, secondary headaches and cranial nerves, central, primary facial pain, and other headaches. Secondary headache refers to symptomatic headache due to another condition,** which must be specific to a pre-existing condition.

If other disorders are ruled out, the diagnosis of primary headache can be made, and the most common of primary headaches are migraine, tension-type headache, and cluster headache. At present, there is no unified theory on the pathogenesis of primary headache, so the most effective direct method is to take analgesics. You can try Fenpidex's new headache pack with acetaminophen as the main ingredient, which is recognized as the safest painkiller in 60 years, adding a small amount of coffee because of the auxiliary formula, the pain is very fast, there is no traditional central painkiller, and there will be no withdrawal effect, it is a good standing analgesic drug.

Cold medicines include acetaminophen, diclodimethyl, aminopyrine and other antipyretic analgesics, which have analgesic effects on headaches, neuralgia, muscle pain and other pains. But only the symptoms are treated, not the root causes. It is advisable to go to the hospital to see a doctor.

If you are in your 60s, see if you have high blood pressure, cerebral arteriosclerosis, cervical spondylosis and other diseases.

Headache is a concomitant symptom of many diseases, including: 1. Acute fever, often accompanied by headache, fever, and dizziness; 2.Sudden severe headache in patients with hypertension and arteriosclerosis indicates the possibility of cerebrovascular accident; 3.

severe headache with psychiatric symptoms, possibly visceral hemorrhage; 4.Morning headaches, which may be caused by coughing and sneezing, may be brain tumors; 5.Headache, dizziness, vomiting, or numbness at the corners of the mouth, and aphasia may be precursors to stroke or brain tumor; 6.

headache with nausea and pupillary changes on one side, possibly aneurysm; 7.Unilateral headache with light sensitivity, nausea, vomiting may be migraine; 8.headache with dilated pupil on one side, nausea, diplopia, severe pain in the back of the eye, nervousness and possibly intracerebral hemorrhage; 9.

headache with neck stiffness, nausea, fever, and generalized pain, possibly meningitis; 10.Headache, sudden change of vision in one eye, inability to see the full field of vision, accompanied by dizziness, is a manifestation of stroke and cerebrovascular injury; Sudden blindness in one eye, accompanied by headache and dizziness, suggests lesions or damage to the carotid arteries. It is recommended to go to the hospital to find a professional doctor for further examination, if there is no problem, it is stressed, and there is no rest, and it will be fine to take a good rest.

Good luck with you**.

The effect of traditional Chinese medicine is good, and acupuncture is even better! Try to take as few painkillers as possible. You can also massage acupuncture points, such as Baihui acupoint, temple, Yintang acupoint, etc.

Baihui acupoint method: When positioning this acupoint, the patient should be in a sitting position, Baihui acupoint is located in the center of the human head, the top of the head, and the midpoint of the line can be connected directly through the two ear angles, so as to easily take this acupoint. (Or point up between the eyebrows until the midpoint of the posterior hairline.)

Indications: The main diseases of this acupoint are: headache, lightheadedness, hemorrhoids, high blood pressure, hypotension, hangover, dizziness, insomnia, anxiety, etc.

This acupoint is one of the important acupoints on the meridians of the human body, and it is the first choice for a variety of diseases, and its medical research value is very high. The temple is an important acupuncture point on the human head, and the "Secret Recipe of Bodhidharma" lists this acupoint as a "rejuvenation method", believing that this method is commonly used to maintain the youth of the brain and rejuvenate the youth. When people use the back of their head continuously for a long time, they often feel a feeling of heavy pressure or swelling in their temples, which is a sign of brain fatigue.

At this time, the effect of massage can be very significant. Finding method: When taking acupoints, you can use a sitting or leaning and supine posture, Yintang acupoints are located on the face, and the midpoint of the line between the two eyebrows is the midpoint.

The correct position of the temples is about a third between the eyebrows and the ears, and the most hollow part of the temple is touched with your hand. During the massage, first adjust the body posture, sitting and standing, but the body should be straight, the back should be straight, the chest and abdomen should be straight, the mood should be stable, and the mind should be concentrated. It is generally in a sitting position.

After sitting or standing, rub the palms of your hands together, stick them to the temples, apply a little force, and knead them 10-20 times clockwise, and then turn the same number of times counterclockwise. You can also put the palm of your hand on your head, press your thumb and fingertips on the temples on both sides, and use a little force to make the temples feel slightly painful, and then turn the same number of times in reverse and backwards. Generally, the number of massages can be more or less, and you can adjust it according to the degree of brain fatigue.

The Yintang acupoint is located on the forehead, at the intersection of the line between the two eyebrows and the anterior midline. Method: Acupuncture points are taken in the supine or supine position. Anatomical There are **, subcutaneous tissue, and glabellar muscles under the acupoints.

**Distributed by the supratrochlear nerve of the frontal nerve. The muscles are innervated by the temporal branch of the facial nerve, and the blood** comes from the branches of the superior trochlear and supraorbital arteries and the accompanying vein of the same name. Function: Clear the head and eyes, open the nose.

Indications 1, headache, dizziness 2, rhinitis, eye redness and pain, trigeminal neuralgia.