Learn about the dangers of headaches - 12 Type of headaches

 

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Learn about the dangers of headaches

No one has ever had a headache or a headache that everyone says. Headaches occur in any person, even when they are under stress. This is about a headache that everyone dislikes.

1. Rebound Headaches

This type of headache is caused by overdose on certain medications. For example, overdose of medications such as Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), Aspirin, and Acetaminophen (Tylenol) can cause intermittent headaches for up to a week. Remedy headaches, also known as rebound headaches, can be caused by taking medications such as Triptans for more than ten days a month for conditions such as migraines. Daily use of nasal decongestants can also cause this headache. In this case, the medication should be changed according to the doctor's instructions.

2. Tension Headaches

These types of headaches occur on the sides of the forehead, the back of the neck and the shoulders. This condition can be caused by conditions such as anxiety and uncontrollable stress. When a headache like this occurs, all of the above mentioned areas cause pain. It is said that various changes in the chemical levels in the human brain affect this type of headache. Doctors also say that headaches are triggered by signals from nerves in the brain. Usually, painkillers such as Ibuprofen, Aspirin and Acetaminophen can be taken to relieve the headache.

3. Dental Headaches with Toothache

Headaches caused by toothache and painful headaches are another type of headache. These headaches are caused by various dental complications. The most common type of facial pain caused by a headache is commonly referred to as bruxism. Also, these headaches are caused by a health problem called TMJ or Temporomandibular Arthritis. What happens here is that there is an injury to the joint that connects to the skull hook. “Temporomandibular joint disease” is caused by changes in the shape of the hook, excessive stress, and weakness of the hook muscles. Soaking the hook area with lukewarm water can provide some relief. In such a situation it is very important to see a dentist.

4. Cluster Headache

There is no definite indication of the occurrence of this headache on a daily basis and the exact time of onset of the headache. When a cluster headache occurs, the eyes become red and tears flow from one or both eyes. These headaches occur in men more than women. Cluster headaches can be caused by a variety of factors, including smoking, overweight, and the consumption of various foods that increase headaches. This type of headache cannot be treated with OTC painkillers, but with Triptans and oxygen. Keep in mind that they should be done under medical supervision.

5. Migraines

The most common type of headache is migraine. Women are three times more likely to have a migraine than men. Migraines are caused by hormonal changes, increased stress, and unhealthy eating and sleeping habits. Sometimes doctors advise migraine sufferers to find out for themselves the cause of the migraine and avoid it. For example, if a person has a migraine because he misses a meal, he should never skip a meal. This is a condition that should be referred for medical treatment.

6. Caffeine Headaches

This headache is caused by the habit of drinking caffeinated beverages frequently. Take, for example, a person who drinks two cups of coffee a day in the morning. Because of this daily habit, not drinking these two cups of coffee daily can cause headaches. Drinking more coffee a day also causes caffeine headaches. Doctors advise patients with caffeine headaches to stop taking the caffeine habit on a daily basis or to stop the habit altogether.

7. Orgasm Headaches

This headache occurs in both men and women during sexual intercourse. These headaches usually occur as soon as sexual intercourse begins and ends. These headaches may not be so painful but may be more painful. Depending on the condition of the headache, the headache may occur for a day or several days. If you get this headache every time you have sex, get an analgesic before sexual intercourse.

8. Early morning headaches

If you wake up with a headache in the morning, it could be because of a morning headache or a "rebound" headache caused by the medication you took the next night. People who fall asleep also get morning headaches. Also, morning headaches can be a symptom of brain cancer. If you also have morning headaches, seek medical attention.

9. Sinus Headaches

A large number of people confuse sinus headaches with migraines. The symptoms of these two types of headaches are similar. Symptoms include tears in the eyes and stuffy nose. A cavity is a type of cavity between the bones around the nose of the face. Inflammation of the sinuses is an infection caused by the accumulation of mucus in the sinuses. Inflammation of the sinuses can be treated with antibiotics.

10. Ice Cream Headache

This headache is caused by consuming very cold ice creams and juices. This pain is severe in the head. People with migraines are more likely to have headaches, especially when eating a cold diet. According to medical science, this condition is called "Sphenopalatine Ganglioneuralgia". This condition is caused by a cold that causes the arteries that supply blood to the brain to accelerate. When you have this headache, avoid cold foods and drink hot water immediately. This causes the blood circulation in the brain to return to normal.

11. Chronic Daily Headaches

Some people have headaches for more than 15 days a month. These people get a lot of headaches every day. The main causes of these headaches are medications used to relieve headaches and other headaches. It can also be a symptom of brain cancer or meningitis, a bacterial infection. If you have this type of headache, you can take anti-depressant, anti-hypertensive and anti-chest pain medications such as Propanolol and Gabapentin, Topiramate and Aleve as prescribed by your doctor.

12. Emergency Headaches

These headaches occur very suddenly and unexpectedly. Then it feels like something has exploded in the head. This type of headache can be caused by a fever, high blood pressure and a severe headache. Symptoms of a sudden headache include stiff neck, weakened muscles, loss of sensation, and changes in hearing and vision.

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