Many people believe they suffer from chronic sinus headaches because they frequently suffer from sever pain around their sinus areas in their face and head. It is possible to have chronic sinus headaches however the condition is rare and can only be diagnosed by a doctor.

A chronic sinus headache would not be as painful as the more common acute sinus headache which occurs during a sinus infection. When sinuses are clogged bacteria can grow in the nasal passages creating an infection of the nasal passages commonly known as a sinus infection.

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I have frequent heaches, like almost everyday, some are mild while others are more intense. No medicine seems to work not even the medicine prescribed by the doctors. They’ve been happening for a couple of months now and I’ve learned to live with them somewhat, but I want to know could something be wrong with me? IThe pain usually focus in one spot too.

I have a really bad headache. What’s something homemade that I can eat or drink to cure it. Something other than medicine… I think I’m drowning in the amount of medicine I’m taking…I’ve been trying to sleep as well, but I just can’t sleep…and there’s just so many work and stuff that I have to do. Any advice or suggestions? I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks, in advance.

Here’s the story:

On Halloween night I took my kids out and while we were walking I sat down on the curb and got incredibly nauseated and dizzy and a stabbing pain on the right side of my head behind my eye. It was bad enough that I could not get up. They had to call the ambulance to come get me. At this time I was bleeding heavily (period). At the hospital, They diagnosed it a cluster headache and gave me Demerol and oxygen therapy. It got better. I since have not had such an attack but I have had headaches. I went online and researched CH and I don’t match most of the symptoms. It was more like a migraine but my doctor said I don’t get them. I think it had something to do with my heavy period. What are your thought on this? Just wondering if anyone had something simalar?

I have early pregnancy headaches. The DR says they are pregnancy headaches because of the hormones. Mine feel worse on one side but it feels like someones squeezing my head as hard as they can. Do any of you have this?

For the past two months I have been getting these weird headaches that make my head feel fuzzy, hot (temperature), and tight.. its almost like a “burning” feeling.. like my head is frying up inside.. Noise makes it worse, they come on at all times of day and last all day usually.. I can relieve the headache by doing a few things.. sleeping, smoking a ciggarette and/or taking Aleve. But once I wake up/stop smoking/Aleve wears off… the headache gradually returns once I become stressed and noise levels go up in the area I am working in. What is going on? Is this a headache or a migraine? Light does not bother me. Is this from stress? Has anyone else experienced this weird burning headache and if so how did you find relief? What kind of headache could this be? Is there a test online I can take to narrow it down and figure out what type of headache this is?

It started early this morning as a mild headache that turned into a migraine. The migraine has receded to a dull throb, but both of my ears feel like I have ice picks being stabbed into them. There is slight pain in what feels like the back of my eyes. I’m pretty stupid when it comes to medical stuff & this has never happened before, so is this something I should be worried about or is it some random occurence? Could I simply just be getting sick?

Signs of Menopause? Is There Something to Worry about?

For most young women, the very thought that they will one day have to pass through a stage in their life known as menopause is enough to send them into a kind of trauma. Older women who have gone through menopause would rather not think about the harrowing times they had. And women who are experiencing this situation right now, the less said the better.

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Debilitating migraines affect thousands of people world-wide and yet so many sufferers remain inadequately treated. Sufferers tend to have limited access to complete information on the management of their migraines and are likely to become desperate, thinking that they have exhausted all their treatment options and need to accept a life tormented by splitting headaches. For this very reason, Managing Migraines has been written to bring new hope to all migraineurs an… More >>

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I am 17 weeks pregnant and have a terrible headache that will not be helped by tylonol. I am eating fine and am well hydrated. Does anyone know of a safe and good homeopathic alternative to try to relieve a headache?