Headaches

Table of content

• Headache Classifications
• How to get Rid Of Headaches
• Headache Treatments
• Cluster Headaches, Signs, and Symptoms
• Preventing Headaches
• In Conclusion

Headaches are associated with many diseases, and they can affect your quality of life. Headaches are very- common around the world and the pain may be constant, dynamic, severe, or dull.

It is estimated that 75% of people worldwide have headaches in the past year. There are more than 150 types of headaches, and they are the main cause of absenteeism from work and school.

Headache Classifications        

In 2013, the International Headache Society categorized the topic into three categories based on pain sources and these include:

1. Headache - discomfort, migraine, or lump

2. Secondary headache - a sign of injury or disease of the ground

3. Cranial neuralgias, other headaches, and facial pain

Tension headaches are the most common type and occur most often in women. The World Health Organization estimates that 1 person in 20 has a daily headache in developed countries.

Migraines are the second most common headache, and after puberty, they are most common in women.

Head lice are rare and are most common in men in their late twenties.

Secondary Headaches

There are many types- of secondary epithelium, which may be caused by facial contours and bones on the face or teeth.

Twelve reasons for the second topic include:

1. The germs of sin need a doctor's visit and an antibiotic to treat the problem

2. Arthritis headache can cause pain in the back of the head or neck, caused by swelling of the blood vessels in the head or changes in the bones, which- are usually treated with anti-inflammatory drugs or muscle relaxants.

3. Caffeine detoxification is caused by a recurrence of blood clots and can occur several days after drinking large amounts of coffee. Drink small amounts of coffee to prevent headaches

4. Drug use or abstinence, and if it is a serious withdrawal, you should seek medical help

5. A headache is treated with a headache or nasal cortisone - a type of spray or injection of anxiety.

6. Headaches can occur several hours before the computer and can be treated with over-the-counter (OTC) medications.

7. Fasting headache may occur, and it usually resolves within 72 hours.

8. Headaches are caused by blood vessels in the brain and can be treated with acetaminophen, aspirin, and antibiotics.

9. Excessive use of medication, which is a matter of communication with your doctor.

10. Unpleasant, unpleasant headaches often caused by stress or underlying stress

11. Menstruation can occur at any time during menstruation due to estrogen differences

12. High blood pressure can occur when the systolic BP exceeds 200, and the diastolic is above 110 and should be treated with medication.

How to get Rid Of Headaches

Primary Headache Causes

While headaches are not natural, they usually run in the family. It can also be caused by a variety of local conditions, including:

• Organized foods, such as caffeine, fermented foods, alcohol, chocolate, cheese, and processed meat containing nitrates

• Cigarette smoke

• Allergen display

• Strong scents, such as cosmetics or household remedies

• Alcohol, especially red wine

• Changes or insomnia

• Malnutrition

• Negative conditions

• Anxiety

Cranial Neuralgias

Cranial neuralgias (facial pain) are in the third group of the head. Cranial neuralgia is an inflammation of the nerve, and there are twelve nerves. The most common type of headache is trigeminal neuralgia.

Headache Treatments

Medications include some of the above-mentioned substances, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen. In addition to known therapies, there are other potential therapies, including:

• Biofeedback

• Behavioral therapy

• Correction

• Massage therapy

• Diphenhydramine (Benadryl)

Tension Headaches

This severe depression can feel like unpleasant pain, but not the pain of the beating. Tension headaches are common on both sides of the head with mild to moderate pain. The pain is especially intense when you go about your daily activities. These topics often respond to over-the-counter medications.

Tension heads are divided into two main categories - episodic and chronic.

Episodic Tension Headaches

Onset tension headaches can last from 30 minutes to a week. Usually, episodic tension headaches occur less than 15 days a month for 3 months. Often episodic tension headaches can be chronic.

Chronic Tension Headaches

This type of stress takes hours and can go on and on. If your headache occurs 15 days or more a month for three months, it is considered chronic.

Symptoms Migraine Headaches

The second most common headache is usually moderate to severe seizures or crushing pain on one side of the head. Some people get upset in the stomach, and they understand the noise and the lights. This pain lasts for four hours or up to three days.

Researchers do not know the cause of migraine headaches, but they do suspect that nerve cells are responsible for a variety of causes. They believe that nerve cells send information to the bloodstream and cause chemical changes in the brain. There are several rules for treating this type of headache.

Cluster Headaches

This headache causes pain to ache. The titles usually come in a cluster or group. The pain is found behind your eyes or in the area of ​​the eye. They occur from 1 to 8 times daily, usually in spring or autumn. Cluster heads usually last for two weeks or can take up to three months. They may disappear for months or years but return at a later time.

Eighty percent of these headaches affect men between the ages of 20 and 50. Excessive smoking and alcohol abuse can cause these headaches. Oxygen, ergotamine, sumatriptan, or local intranasal application anesthetic agent may- be used for treatment.

Cluster Headaches, Signs, and Symptoms,

When to See a Physician

If you or your child has any of the following symptoms, talk to your doctor.

• Three or more topics per week

• There is no respite from headaches, or it continues to increase

• Taking a painkiller almost daily

• Your headaches are caused by trying, coughing, bending over, or doing strenuous work

• Requires more than 2-3 OTC doses per week for pain

• You have a history of headaches but the current change in your symptoms

A headache with these symptoms needs immediate attention and includes:

• Difficulty seeing

• Trouble hearing

• Trouble walking

• A stiff neck.

Preventing Headaches

There are a few ways to prevent headaches, including getting enough rest and trying to reduce any stressful situations. Try rubbing or rubbing your temples or muscles of your neck and a warm compress can help.

Other preventive measures include:

• Do not stop eating

• Reduce your caffeine intake

• Drink plenty of fluids (dehydration causes anxiety and headaches)

• Take magnesium

• Reduce your alcohol intake

• Avoid foods that contain histamines, such as mature cheeses, fermented foods, and wine

• Use essential oils such as peppermint or lavender

• Try to take complex B vitamins

In Conclusion

There are many types of heads. If you can identify the causes of your headaches, you may be able to prevent most of them. It can help to keep a diary of your head to learn what causes your pain. Headache treatment depends on the type of head.