About Headaches | Your Questions, Our Answers
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04
Posted on 04-04-2010
Filed Under (headaches) by admin on 04-04-2010
John Adison asked:
Headache (cephalalgia in medical terminology) is a condition of pain in the head sometimes neck or upper back pain may also be interpreted as a headache. Headache, like chest pain or dizziness, has many causes. All headaches are considered primary headaches or secondary headaches. Primary headaches are not associated with other diseases. The most common type of headache is a tension headache.
As many as 90% of adults have tension headaches. Ginger - The ordinary ginger can help you get rid of your nasty headache. It inhibits a substance known as thromboxane A2 that prevents the release of chemicals that make your blood vessels expand. With this effect, ginger is useful for treating migraines as well as other types of headaches. Eating crystallized ginger or adding some grated ginger in your drink will be enough as a home remedy for your headache. Using fresh or powdered ginger when cooking your food will do just as well. Apply pressure to the area where your thumb and index finger connect.
Apply as much pressure as you can stand for a minute or so. As time passes while you are doing this, you will notice the pain in the head start to subside. This is a great acupressure treatment that works quite well. Do NOT use this technique if you are pregnant. Doing so can cause abdominal contractions and may result in premature delivery. Make lemon juice from two to three slices of lemon and mix it with a cup of tea.
Apply the lemon plaster thus made on the forehead with the help of the paste out of the lemon crust. You can also put fresh lemon rinds on the forehead. Experiment with your diet. Some foods can trigger migraines. Migraine sufferers might benefit from avoiding aged cheeses, such as Brie, Gruyere, and cheddar alcohol and black tea. So can many food additives, such as MSG. Coffee–because it contains caffeine, a vasoconstrictor–can relieve a headache conversely, suddenly stopping or cutting back on caffeine consumption can cause a headache. And don’t skip meals–that can trigger a headache
The most common cause for headache is stress. Taking a break and relaxing would definitely help in reducing the stress. Usually when people are stressed, overworked or emotionally upset their eating habits change vastly and one thing they neglect most is drinking water, which in turn leads to dehydration and horrible headaches. Home remedies range from just lying down in a dark, silent room to gin soaked raisins. Close to 80 percent of people can abort their headache if they can treat it while it is just a dull throb.
A cool damp cloth or ice pack applied to the forehead is a common remedy that works best in the early stages of a headache. Lying down in a dark, silent room may relieve a headache and can be combined with massage or pressure application to the bridge of the nose. Another easy way to deal with headache pain is exercise, which relieves tension and the pressure to the head.
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Headache (cephalalgia in medical terminology) is a condition of pain in the head sometimes neck or upper back pain may also be interpreted as a headache. Headache, like chest pain or dizziness, has many causes. All headaches are considered primary headaches or secondary headaches. Primary headaches are not associated with other diseases. The most common type of headache is a tension headache.
As many as 90% of adults have tension headaches. Ginger - The ordinary ginger can help you get rid of your nasty headache. It inhibits a substance known as thromboxane A2 that prevents the release of chemicals that make your blood vessels expand. With this effect, ginger is useful for treating migraines as well as other types of headaches. Eating crystallized ginger or adding some grated ginger in your drink will be enough as a home remedy for your headache. Using fresh or powdered ginger when cooking your food will do just as well. Apply pressure to the area where your thumb and index finger connect.
Apply as much pressure as you can stand for a minute or so. As time passes while you are doing this, you will notice the pain in the head start to subside. This is a great acupressure treatment that works quite well. Do NOT use this technique if you are pregnant. Doing so can cause abdominal contractions and may result in premature delivery. Make lemon juice from two to three slices of lemon and mix it with a cup of tea.
Apply the lemon plaster thus made on the forehead with the help of the paste out of the lemon crust. You can also put fresh lemon rinds on the forehead. Experiment with your diet. Some foods can trigger migraines. Migraine sufferers might benefit from avoiding aged cheeses, such as Brie, Gruyere, and cheddar alcohol and black tea. So can many food additives, such as MSG. Coffee–because it contains caffeine, a vasoconstrictor–can relieve a headache conversely, suddenly stopping or cutting back on caffeine consumption can cause a headache. And don’t skip meals–that can trigger a headache
The most common cause for headache is stress. Taking a break and relaxing would definitely help in reducing the stress. Usually when people are stressed, overworked or emotionally upset their eating habits change vastly and one thing they neglect most is drinking water, which in turn leads to dehydration and horrible headaches. Home remedies range from just lying down in a dark, silent room to gin soaked raisins. Close to 80 percent of people can abort their headache if they can treat it while it is just a dull throb.
A cool damp cloth or ice pack applied to the forehead is a common remedy that works best in the early stages of a headache. Lying down in a dark, silent room may relieve a headache and can be combined with massage or pressure application to the bridge of the nose. Another easy way to deal with headache pain is exercise, which relieves tension and the pressure to the head.
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