I have frequent headaches, they aren’t at all severe but can be quite annoying. I spend a lot of time in front of the computer, so could it possibly be this affecting my eyes which in turn is giving me headaches? Or is it something to do with my diet?

I have been smoking for 30 years, but about 2 years ago I began to have chronic daily headaches. I have been through CAT scans, MRI’s, physical therapy, pain management, etc., but nothing has stopped the headaches. Just wondering if smoking may be causing them.

Getting a migraine headache has become all-too-natural for people who live hectic, hurried lives in the city.  It is no wonder that every urbanite’s cupboard or medicine cabinet is often stocked with pain relief medications. When the migraine headache comes back, we simply repeat the practice. While it seems harmless to take migraine headache pills for a day or two, overusing it can have unexpected and serious consequences. There are however natural solutions (Click here for more)!

Overusing pain relief medications can become a cycle. It can make migraine headaches return as soon as the effect of the medication wears off. Once the pain returns, the tendency is to take more medications until it becomes a worse cycle. Medication overuse headaches are also known as rebound headaches . Rebound headaches are caused by medication taken to relieve regular headaches. In the case of problem headaches, such medication can be a lifesaver. However, the overuse of certain pain relief medications can cause headaches to occur more often and become more severe. People should learn to understand this problem and develop ways to deal with it in order to take control of frequent headaches.

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I’ve had very frequent headaches for several years, and I was wondering, what could be the cause? I thought that was my hair, but after I cut it a little over 6 months ago my head hasn’t felt any different. It is usually a faint headache, (that is more annoying than painful) but then it will suddenly become extremely painful. Please help!