Tuesday, January 17th, 2012 at
5:11 pm
Question by clarinet123: How do you know when it’s the end of your tension headache?
For those of you who get tension headaches, can you please help! I can’t take this anymore! The headache isnt painful, and I’m very thankful for it but it is uncomfortable after a while! I’m not talking about normal headaches, I’m talking about a TENSION headache! Where everything in your head feels tight (it’s kind of hard to explain) but anyways, How do I know when it’s almost the end? I’ve had it for almost a week and a half and I’m just ready for it to be over! Also, if anyone knows any helpful relief tips please help! I’m 17 years old and just graduated from high school, I don’t want to be celebrating like this! Thanks in advance!
Also, I can’t afford to go to the doctor so if it doesnt need to be checked by the doctor then I want to keep it that way! But if you all think a trip to the doctor is needed then I’ll go but I’m sure it’s a tension headache! I awaken with it, my head feels tight, it kind of feels better in the shower, and it’s at it’s worse when I’m thinking about it! But it is kind of hard not to think about it!
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Saturday, February 12th, 2011 at
5:12 pm
Whether you like it or not, a time’s going to come when your body begins to slow down. As far as a woman is concerned, menopause is the first definite sign of aging. But, menopause does not happen overnight. In fact, it is a very gradual process and in some cases, the transition may take up to 14 years. Irregular periods and the gradual stopping of the monthly cycle is the first indication of menopause. Every woman knows that. But, even before you periods begin to taper off, there are some early symptoms of menopause that can help you handle this tricky time in the most effective manner. That said, it is important to remember that the symptoms of menopause are highly unique. Each person has different experiences during menopause.
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Saturday, January 1st, 2011 at
5:12 pm
Headache Ringing Ears Dizziness
Menopause is a point in a woman’s life when she stops menstruating for a full year and this can be overwrought with many symptoms, some bearable and some discomforting.
Menopause symptoms like mood swings, loss of libido, extreme fatigue, hot flashes and weight gain are a cause of concern for most women. However, less common symptoms like Tinnitus- ringing or buzzing in the ear- change of body color and sometimes a sensation akin to electric shock under the skin may be worrisome. Headache Ringing Ears Dizziness
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Saturday, December 11th, 2010 at
5:12 pm
Before using any of the cluster headache treatment available to you there’s a couple of thing you should be aware of. But first I think it would be a good idea to better inform you about what cluster headaches really are before going into the different cluster headache treatment. Don’t you think?
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Saturday, November 6th, 2010 at
4:09 pm
5 Pregnancy Complications That You Need To Know
Occasionally a perfectly fit, healthy woman can have something go wrong with little or no warning. Because there are uncertainties and risks associated with any pregnancy, the importance of antenatal care cannot be overstated. If you suspect that you might have a problem, such as the ones that are addressed below dont hesitate to phone your doctor or midwife right away.
Vaginal Bleeding
One of the most common problems in pregnancy, vaginal bleeding can be the most alarming. When bleeding occurs, the cause must be found promptly. Your doctor or midwife may ask questions or run special tests. Most of the time, bleeding stops and the baby is carried to term without further problems. However, occasionally bleeding is a sign of a serious problem such as miscarriage. Dont delay if you experience any bleeding during pregnancy. Your health and that of your baby can depend on prompt diagnosis and treatment.
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Thursday, September 16th, 2010 at
4:12 pm
Being overweight, drinking a lot of alcohol and not eating right contribute to high blood pressure. The person may not notice anything wrong now but in a few years, this will come in the form of a stroke that could either kill or leave anyone paralyzed.
Studies reveal that this affects more than 50 million Americans with about 30% still unaware what could happen in the future.
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Thursday, September 9th, 2010 at
6:12 pm
And what can we do to reduce the pain?
Sunday, September 5th, 2010 at
7:35 pm
Is this your first pregnancy? Yes! Then, congratulations are in order. For women, who are expecting for the first time, it is both an exciting and a nervous moment.
But, how did you find out that you are pregnant? A missed menstrual period is usually the first sign of pregnancy. Don’t worry, if you do not remember when you last menstruated. There are several other signs of pregnancy that appear during the first few weeks. Some of these early signs of pregnancy are described as follows:
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Thursday, July 29th, 2010 at
6:08 pm
When people are unable to think properly and look straight, chances are the person has a headache. Cases such as these may be mild to severe which is why doctors say, ” its only in the head.”
There are two kinds of headaches. The first is called the tension headache, which may happen for a few minutes to a few hours. It usually goes away by drinking some water or taking a break from whatever the person is doing.
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