What's the matter? Often migraine?

Question 1: What is the frequent migraine? Hello, migraine is a angioneurotic headache, which is caused by nerve dysfunction caused by nervous tension or mental illness.

There are many reasons for frequent migraine, such as genetic factors; Endocrine factors; Dietary factors; Other factors, etc. Therefore, Cynthia from Beijing Deshengmen Hospital reminds everyone to pay attention to conditioning, avoid excessive tension, pay attention to rest, and go to the hospital in time when there is pain. I wish you a speedy recovery!

Question 2: Why is migraine a periodic disease with familial predisposition? It is characterized by paroxysmal unilateral pulsating headache, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, and recurred after intermission. Relieve headache in quiet and dark environment or after sleep. The etiology of migraine with neuropsychiatric dysfunction before or during headache attack is not clear, but it may be related to the following factors: (1) Genetic factors, about 60% patients can ask about family history, and some patients may have epilepsy in their families, so it is considered that the disease is related to heredity, but there is no consistent genetic form. (2) Endocrine factors, vascular migraine is more common in adolescent women. After menopause, it gradually becomes lighter or disappears, with frequent menstrual attacks, cessation of pregnancy and postpartum recurrence, indicating that endocrine factors are one of the causes of this disease. (3) Dietary factors. Many patients' seizures are often related to diet. For example, frequent consumption of cheese, chocolate, sex food, tobacco and alcohol can cause vascular migraine. (4) Other factors, such as emotional tension, trauma, anxiety, hunger, insomnia, bad external environment and climate change, can induce migraine attacks. Migraine patients often have headaches during the day, but they still have headaches at night. Headache attacks are generally confined to one side of the head. Some patients may have a change in the location of headache every time they have an attack, sometimes there will be pain in the pillow and the top of the head, and some patients will have pain in the face and neck. But you can't just diagnose migraine based on headache. When the patient has a headache attack, the pain gradually increases, and the headache reaches its peak within a few minutes to 1 ~ 2 hours, which can last for several hours or even days, and then the headache gradually weakens or disappears. There are also a few patients who suddenly have a severe headache without obvious inducement, which peaks in a few seconds and the pain can last for hours or even days. Pain is often pulsating, some patients show non-pulsating dull pain, and a few patients show head tingling or shock. Compressing the artery at the headache site or the diseased carotid artery or eyeball can relieve the headache, and the pain will return to its original state without compressing it. Exercise can aggravate headache, bed rest can relieve pain, and short-term sleep can make the pain disappear completely. Migraine is hereditary. For nearly a hundred years, neuroscientists believe that genetic factors play an important role in the pathogenesis of migraine. For example, Gawers wrote: "Migraine is obviously hereditary, and genetic effects can be found in more than half of cases. Often other members of the patient's family (at most parents) have migraine patients. " At present, the genetic model of migraine cannot be finally confirmed. From the distribution of family members, unlike recessive inheritance, it belongs to autosomal dominant inheritance with incomplete penetrance, but some scholars think it is recessive inheritance with incomplete penetrance. In a word, the heritability of migraine is certain, but its genetic mode is still inconclusive. The latest research shows that women are twice as likely to suffer from migraine in the first two days of their menstrual period as at other times of the month. A study of 8 1 woman shows that those women who are prone to migraine are also prone to migraine within two days before the start of menstrual period. On the other hand, the risk of migraine attack during ovulation is reduced. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health found that among the 865,438+0 women surveyed, the risk of migraine attack tripled in the first two days of menstruation and increased by 80% in the first two days of menstruation. But during ovulation, migraine attacks decreased by 56%. This finding only applies to migraine without warning. Researchers believe that the decrease of estrogen level before the start of menstrual period may induce migraine attacks. Migraine can be divided into the following categories: (1) migraine without aura. (2) migraine with aura: ① typical migraine with aura; ② Persistent migraine with aura; ③ Familial hemiplegic migraine; ④ basal migraine; ⑤ Migraine aura but no headache; 6 migraine with acute aura. (3) Migraine caused by ophthalmoplegia. (4) Retinal migraine. (5) It may be the pioneer of migraine or children's periodic syndrome related to migraine: ① Benign paroxysmal vertigo in childhood; ② Alternating hemiplegia in childhood. (6) Complications of migraine: ① migraine state; ② Migraine cerebral infarction. (7) Migraine-like diseases that do not meet the above criteria. Every patient has a different food to induce migraine, which may be caused by one kind of food or another. The best way to determine which food can cause migraine is to taste one of each food. > & gt

Question 3: What is the cause of long-term migraine? How can we improve it? Rest as much as possible. If possible, find a quiet and dark room to lie down and sleep, but avoid sleeping too much to avoid waking up with a headache. Taking a nap may relieve the headache, but if you don't have a headache, you'd better not take a nap. Sleeping on your back, sleeping in a weird posture or lying on your stomach (belly down) will cause neck muscles to contract and cause headaches. Lying flat is beneficial. Similarly, when you stand or * * *, don't lean forward or twist your head in a certain direction. Cold compress and hot compress Some people like to apply cold compress on their foreheads and necks, which is effective for many people. Others like to apply hot compress to their necks or take a hot bath. When you have a headache, you can use a hot compress or a cold compress bag to cover the blood vessels in your forehead and temples to relieve the headache. Do facial beauty exercises The following seven kinds of soft exercises are specially designed for the face and scalp. They are designed to help you relax the muscles in these areas and enable you to take control measures at the first sign of headache. Raise eyebrows: Raise eyebrows on both sides at the same time, and then put them down. Squint: Close your eyes quickly and then relax. Then, squint hard at the right eye and relax. Then, squint your left eye and relax. Frown: Squeeze your eyebrows hard and relax. Open your mouth: slowly open your mouth to the maximum, and then close it slowly. Move your chin: Open your mouth slightly and move your chin left and right. Wrinkle your nose: Squeeze your nose upward as if you smell a foul smell. Make faces: Make faces at will, just like when you were a child. Don't worry, your face won't deform. Deep breathing is a good way to relieve tension. When the ups and downs of your stomach are more obvious than those of your chest, you are doing the right thing. The study of pressing acupoints found that acupoints and spine have less side effects and longer curative effect than conventional drugs. There are several acupoints to relieve pain. One is Hegu point where the thumb meets the forefinger at the tiger's mouth, and the giant glimpse point at the bottom of the cheekbones on both sides of the nose (until it hurts), which helps to relieve sinus headaches; The other is the lily point on the top of the head, which is very effective for vascular pulsating headache; For migraine, pressing the cranium point (also known as the temple) is the most effective. Wearing a headband and putting a bandage on your head can reduce the blood flow to the scalp, thus relieving migraine.

Question 4: Why do you always feel headache? What happened? Hello, friend: There are many reasons for headaches. If you often have a headache, you'd better go to the hospital for examination, and get twice the result with half the effort. Common causes: cold, cerebral vascular insufficiency, nervous headache, headache caused by sinusitis and frontal sinusitis, rheumatic headache, hypertension, hypotension, etc.

Question 5: I always have inexplicable headaches, all of which are right migraine. What's wrong with migraine? Please try the following methods to relieve headache symptoms.

Family therapy measures

● Rest as much as possible.

If possible, find a quiet and dark room to lie down and sleep, but avoid sleeping too much to avoid waking up with a headache. Taking a nap may relieve the headache, but if you don't have a headache, you'd better not take a nap.

Sleep on your back.

Sleeping in a weird posture or sleeping on your stomach (belly down) will contract the neck muscles and cause headaches. Lying flat is beneficial. Similarly, when you stand or * * *, don't lean forward or twist your head in a certain direction.

● Cold compress and hot compress

Some people like cold compress on their foreheads and necks, which is effective for many people. Others like to apply hot compress to their necks or take a hot bath. When you have a headache, you can use a hot compress or a cold compress bag to cover the blood vessels in your forehead and temples to relieve the headache.

● Do facial beauty exercises.

The following seven kinds of softening exercises are specially designed for the face and scalp. They are designed to help you relax the muscles in these areas and enable you to take control measures at the first sign of headache.

Raise eyebrows: Raise eyebrows on both sides at the same time, and then put them down.

Squint: Close your eyes quickly and then relax. Then, squint hard at the right eye and relax. Then, squint your left eye and relax.

Frown: Squeeze your eyebrows hard and relax.

Open your mouth: slowly open your mouth to the maximum, and then close it slowly.

Move your chin: Open your mouth slightly and move your chin left and right.

Wrinkle your nose: Squeeze your nose upward as if you smell a foul smell.

Make faces: Make faces at will, just like when you were a child. Don't worry, your face won't deform.

● Take a deep breath

Deep breathing is a good way to relieve tension. When the ups and downs of your stomach are more obvious than those of your chest, you are doing the right thing.

● Press acupuncture points.

It is found that acupuncture points and spine have fewer side effects and more lasting curative effects than conventional drugs. There are several acupoints to relieve pain. One is Hegu point where the thumb meets the forefinger at the tiger's mouth, and the giant glimpse point at the bottom of the cheekbones on both sides of the nose (until it hurts), which helps to relieve sinus headaches; The other is the lily point on the top of the head, which is very effective for vascular pulsating headache; For migraine, pressing the cranium point (also known as the temple) is the most effective.

Wear a hair band

Putting a bandage on the head can reduce the blood flow to the scalp, thus relieving migraine.

● Take aspirin in moderation.

Aspirin or other common anti-inflammatory drugs are useful for headaches once or twice a month. But excessive use of such drugs will cause more pain. At the same time, if you decide to use aspirin to treat headache, you should take it immediately at the beginning of headache, otherwise the effect is not obvious.

● Increase the life-sustaining and C-check services.

It can cause headaches at high altitudes. At this time, it is beneficial to take vitamin C while taking aspirin. When you want to travel at high altitude, you should take 3000-5000 mg of vitamin C and two aspirin every day on the day before departure and during the journey. But you should consult a doctor before taking it. You should get the doctor's permission before taking any high dose of vitamins.

● Ways to avoid severe migraine.

This headache affects 90% of men. Unfortunately, intense migraines often recur. Strong migraines may occur every day for several weeks, sometimes even for months. The cause of its occurrence is unknown, but it may be related to hormones or heredity. At present, some people are studying the possible relationship between testosterone (androgen) and intensive migraine. At the same time, doctors also noticed a common phenomenon, that is, men with intensive migraine tend to be addicted to cigarettes. So it's best to quit smoking as soon as possible, or at least reduce the dose. Don't take a nap. In this way, it may be possible to formally bid farewell to intensive migraine.

● Don't wear perfume.

Strong perfume will irritate your nerves, which may lead to migraine.

● Don't push too hard.

There is a situation that you may not have thought of. Believe it or not, when you don't have a headache and the atmosphere is good, * * * may have a headache, especially a hard headache. People with migraines are more likely to have this condition than those who only have tension headaches.

● Protect your eyes.

Dazzling light, such as sunlight, spotlights, TV screens, etc. It will make you squint, cause eye fatigue and finally cause a headache. Remember to wear sunglasses when you go out. If you work in front of the computer, remember to have a rest.

● Drink less.

It may be okay to drink once, but it is not good to drink too much. Alcohol also contains tyramine.

● Develop a sense of humor

If you often take things seriously, you may often frown and worry all over your head. No wonder you often suffer ... >>

Question 6: It's always migraine. What could be the reason? Hello, I'm glad to answer your question. I wish you a speedy recovery. What is migraine? Migraine is the most important and common vascular headache, which manifests as pulsating pain or distending pain consistent with pulse. Bow, fever, exertion, cough, etc. It will aggravate the headache. Examination showed that the temporal artery was swollen, the pulse increased, and the headache could be relieved after compression. It often occurs in adolescence, and some patients have family history, which is mostly induced by fatigue, emotional factors and menstruation. What causes the pathogenesis of migraine to be more complicated? In recent years, it tends to think that after the inducing factors act on the central nervous system, neurotransmitters are changed through monoaminergic pathways, and then platelets are activated to cause the release and exhaustion of 5-HT and thromboxane A2(TX A2), which leads to the contraction and expansion of intracranial and extracranial blood vessels. The dilated vascular wall is allergic to 5-HT, and with the participation of histamine and bradykinin, headache and its neurovascular reaction occur. What are the typical symptoms of migraine (eye migraine)? Before the onset of headache, there are eye omens, such as flashing, blackening, fogging and hemianopia. There may also be numbness in the face, tongue and limbs, which is related to intracranial vasospasm. About 10-20 minutes later, followed by extracranial vasodilation, severe pulsating pain or swelling on one or both sides, often accompanied by pale face, cold limbs and drowsiness. And there may be changes in mood and behavior; Headache, nausea and vomiting will last for several hours to a day after reaching the peak. The frequency of attacks varies. Those who do not have the above aura are called "common migraine". More common, the elderly attack can last for several days. A few people who have transient oculomotor nerve paralysis after repeated headaches are called "ophthalmoplegic migraine", but ophthalmoplegia will not recover after a long-term onset. What tests does migraine need to do? After the cause of headache is clear, sometimes further examination is needed. This is because: ① there may be more than one cause of headache, such as migraine patients who are prone to hypertension; In addition to neurasthenia, headaches after brain injury can be combined with other types of headaches and even intracranial complications. ② The causes of headache are one after another. For example, sinusitis can induce supraorbital neuralgia, and otitis media can be secondary to intracranial abscess. Be alert in clinic. First of all, we should focus on the characteristics of headache itself, such as etiology, course of disease, time, location, nature, degree and the causes of aggravation and relief, so as to provide some clues or diagnostic directions for the cause. For example, superficial acupuncture-like acute pain is mostly craniofacial neuralgia, pulsatile pain or swelling pain on one side is vascular pain, and constrictive pain and sleepy pain on neck pillow and forehead top is muscle contraction headache. Among them, it is particularly important to find out whether the headache is paroxysmal (with a completely painless interval) or persistent, because once it is clear that it is paroxysmal headache, if we know the inducement of the attack at the same time, we can greatly narrow the scope of exploring the cause and find the direction of diagnosis as soon as possible. Such as: ① Paroxysmal headache induced by changes in head position and * * * *: there may be intracranial hypotension syndrome, transient ischemic attack, cervical migraine, hypotension, intracranial tumors, especially tumors in the ventricular system, etc. ② Headache in the morning or at night Author: Hypertension, early intracranial hypertension, cardiac insufficiency, frontal sinusitis, epilepsy, etc. (3) It is related to mood and fatigue. Or for unknown reasons. ④ Short-term acute pain attack after cold or trauma: mostly neuralgia. Second, we should understand the symptoms accompanied by headache, that is, the symptoms of various primary diseases. Third, for patients who are not newly diagnosed, we should also ask about the previous diagnosis, treatment and curative effect for reference. How to treat 1 and actively prevent and treat various primary diseases. 2. Symptomatic treatment: One of the following methods can be used to relieve the pain as soon as possible: take ergotamine caffeine 0. 1-0.2g orally, and if it fails, take it 0. 1g half an hour later, with the total daily amount not exceeding 0.6g.. Intravenous injection of ergonovine 0.2-0.5mg can be repeated after 1 hour. Intramuscular injection of anisodine 4-5mg or slow intravenous injection of anisodine 2-6mg (in 40ml of 50% glucose). 0.5% novocaine subcutaneously seals the dilated temporal artery, etc. Ergot preparation is not suitable for patients with arteriosclerosis, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and pregnancy. 3. oryzanol (20-30mg), propranolol (10-20mg), anisodine (1-4mg) or thiophenol (0.5- 1 mg) can be used three times a day to prevent seizures. You can also take ergotamine butylamide (the first dose is 0.5mg, which is gradually increased to 1-2mg twice a day, and the contraindications are the same as ergotamine), anisodine (1-4mg) and pyrazole tifen (0.5- 1mg) three times a day. Pueraria lobata tablets, ... >>

Question 7: What is the headache that some people often say? Headache is one of the common clinical symptoms. There are many reasons, some of which are serious and fatal diseases, but the diagnosis of the causes often makes it difficult. This paper focuses on the diagnosis of headache, including the basic knowledge and thinking methods necessary for diagnosis; Secondly, it introduces the principles of treatment and the treatment methods of common headaches. First of all, we should focus on the characteristics of headache itself, such as etiology, course of disease, time, location, nature, degree and the causes of aggravation and relief, so as to provide some clues or diagnostic directions for the cause. For example, superficial acupuncture-like acute pain is mostly craniofacial neuralgia, pulsatile pain or swelling pain on one side is vascular pain, and constrictive pain and sleepy pain on neck pillow and forehead top is muscle contraction headache. Among them, it is particularly important to find out whether the headache is paroxysmal (with a completely painless intermission) or persistent (sometimes light and sometimes heavy), because once it is clear that it is paroxysmal headache, if we know the cause of the attack at the same time, we can greatly narrow the scope of exploring the cause and find the direction of diagnosis as soon as possible. Such as: ① Paroxysmal headache induced by changes in head position and * * * *: there may be intracranial hypotension syndrome, transient ischemic attack, cervical migraine, hypotension, intracranial tumors, especially tumors in the ventricular system, etc. ② Headache in the morning or at night Author: There may be hypertension (cerebral vasodilation after lying down for a long time), early intracranial pressure increase (poor venous return after lying down for a long time), cardiac insufficiency (same as before), frontal sinusitis (poor drainage after lying down), epilepsy, etc. ③ Those who are related to mood and fatigue or whose inducement is unknown: migraine, cluster headache, epilepsy, hysteria, etc. ④ Short-term acute pain attack after cold or trauma: mostly neuralgia. Second, we should understand the symptoms associated with headache, that is, the symptoms of various primary diseases: when patients report symptoms, the information is often incomplete, so we can understand the accompanying symptoms from the following three aspects: 1. According to the clues suggested in the previous consultation, consider the possibility of several diseases, and focus on understanding the symptoms of these diseases one by one. If headache is accompanied by vomiting, you should know whether there are intracranial lesions, migraine, glaucoma, epilepsy, cluster headache and other symptoms. 2. If the initial inquiry can't give a clear clue, we might as well know the common symptoms of the above groups in the order of "intracranial-head and neck-systemic-neurosis", such as nausea and vomiting, disturbance of consciousness, nervous system symptoms (limb weakness, numbness, convulsions, visual impairment, etc. ), facial symptoms (tears, stuffy nose, runny nose, etc. ) and fever and physical symptoms. 3. If the patient's general condition is good and the course of disease is long, we might as well start with the most common neurasthenia or hysteria. When neurasthenia is diagnosed, "neurasthenia syndrome" caused by chronic physical diseases such as craniocerebral trauma and menopause should still be ruled out. Third, for patients who are not newly diagnosed, we should also ask about the previous diagnosis, treatment and curative effect for reference. The inspection point should highlight the key points, that is, after considering the most likely diseases or symptoms according to the consultation data, the inspection should be carried out first, so as to confirm or deny some diagnoses as soon as possible. For example, patients with headache and vomiting, once the medical history is inconsistent with migraine, glaucoma, epilepsy, gastrointestinal diseases, etc. Intracranial diseases should be considered, and a series of nervous system and related laboratory tests should be carried out as soon as possible until a definite diagnosis is made. After the cause of headache is clear, sometimes further examination is needed. This is because: ① there may be more than one cause of headache, for example, migraine patients are prone to hypertension; In addition to neurasthenia, headaches after brain injury can be combined with other types of headaches and even intracranial complications. ② The causes of headache are one after another. For example, sinusitis can induce supraorbital neuralgia, and otitis media can be secondary to intracranial abscess. Be alert in clinic. [Edit this paragraph] Nursing methods of headache Headache is one of the most common clinical symptoms, which is the subjective feeling of human body to various pain-causing factors and belongs to the category of pain. Pain factors can be physical, chemical, biochemical or mechanical, etc. These factors * * * affect the sensory nerve endings located in the tissues and structures inside and outside the brain, and transmit them to the brain for perception through corresponding conduction pathways. 4. Precautions for headache care: 1. Mild headache, generally do not need to rest, you can take painkillers, such as painkillers. If you have a bad headache, you must stay in bed. 2. The environment should be quiet and the indoor light should be soft. 3. Pay attention to the PQRST of headache patients, so as to give corresponding care. In addition, we should also pay attention to whether the patient's mind is clear ... >>

Question 8: What is the man's recurrent migraine? No matter what medicine you want to take, you should suit the remedy to the case! Indications: expelling wind, removing blood stasis, dredging collaterals and relieving pain, used for headache caused by exogenous pathogenic wind and blood stasis blocking collaterals; Usage and dosage: Take 1 bag after meals, three times a day, once every four to six hours. Migraine, also known as vascular headache, has a history of at least 2000 years in medical history. Migraine is a very painful disease, and its pain range is usually limited to one side of the head, but it also occurs on both sides at the same time. The location generally spreads to the forehead or the top of the head in the temporal region, which has certain divergence. The frequency can be several times a year, several times a month or several days, and the duration of the attack can be several hours (typical migraine) or several days (general migraine). The symptoms of migraine begin with pulsatile headache, usually from above or behind one eye; It may also start from the back of the head and then extend to the side of the whole head. Usually accompanied by nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, tingling in limbs and paralysis (lasting 18 hours). Typical migraine occurs with aura, including visual confusion, speech disorder, physical weakness and various sensory disorders. In addition, it may include some shining stars, sparks or simple geometric shapes that pass by in the line of sight. Allergy is a common cause of migraine. Including allergic food, such as wheat, chocolate, monosodium glutamate, [[MSC]], sulfite [used in salad], amphetamine and tyramine, nitrite [preservative contained in hot dogs], aspirin, sugar, citric acid, fermented food [cheese, yogurt], wine and so on. ) environmental pollution, etc. Constipation, nervousness and stress, lack of exercise, etc. They are all potential factors that may cause migraine, and may also be caused by poor liver function. 70% of migraine patients are women, and the disease usually has a familial tendency, which may be related to heredity. Many patients have abnormal brain chemical composition, which leads to excessive expansion or contraction of cerebral vessels. The following are the common types of migraine: 1: intensive migraine: it lasts only about an hour, but it can be extremely painful. Usually, the pain is concentrated around one eye, so the eye begins to blush and cry. Its name comes from the fact that it usually appears every day, occurs on the same side of the head, and then disappears for several months. It is not afraid of light, and it has no abnormal vision common to migraine. Generally, migraine will disappear during sleep. Once you have a severe migraine, sleep will be of no help. 2. Temporal arteritis: This is a headache with pulsating pulse, which is caused by arterial inflammation on one side of the head. You will find yourself easily tired or depressed, and you will feel sore muscles and joints. You can go to the hospital for a blood test called sedimentation. If the test results are high, steroids should be taken to prevent serious complications, such as blindness. 3. Vascular abnormality: It can cause persistent headache only on one side of the head. Unlike headaches caused by vascular abnormalities, migraines will occur on one side of your head at least for a while; However, with each attack, intense migraines often switch places; Generally speaking, these headaches have no common neurological symptoms when blood vessels are abnormal. 4: Menstrual migraine; In the physiological cycle of women every month, the content of estrogen (female hormone) in the blood is like bungee jumping, up and down. Before menstruation comes, the amount of estrogen will suddenly decrease, and about half of women will have migraine at this time. Just as cutting off caffeine can cause headaches, so can a sharp drop in estrogen.

Question 9: Frequent migraine and palpitation are the reasons why most headaches, migraine and spine are inseparable. Many people have headaches and dizziness, which are often thought to be caused by exogenous cold, cold, fever or anemia. When they arrived at the hospital, they couldn't find any reason. In this case, if other pathological reasons are excluded, the cause should be found from the cervical vertebra. Why does cervical discomfort cause headaches and migraines? As far as my clinical experience is concerned, the dislocation of cervical intervertebral joint caused by various reasons may lead to headache and migraine if the spinal nerve and vertebral artery are compressed. Among them, the intracranial dura mater, blood vessels, trigeminal nerve, glossopharyngeal nerve and vagus nerve are all pain areas. After excluding intracranial space occupying lesions and other organic lesions, the main cause is cervical vertebra. This kind of headache was often ignored by doctors in the past! There are many kinds of headaches, including jumping pain, burning pain, occipital numbness pain, swelling pain, string pain or both. We need to treat each kind of pain differently.

Finally, I would like to remind you that although there are many headaches and migraines caused by cervical spondylosis, it does not mean that all headaches can be treated from the cervical vertebra. Among all kinds of headaches, some may hide other terrible symptoms. If you feel severe pain in your head, you may sometimes have symptoms such as vomiting. Even if it is finally controlled, it may hide diseases such as subarachnoid hemorrhage and brain tumors. At this time, we should go to the hospital as soon as possible for detailed examination to prevent life-threatening.

Excerpt from How's your spine? Diao Wenyuan.

Question 10: What is the cause of headache? Hello, my friend. I'm here to talk to you about a headache. I hope it will help you. (For reference only) Subject to the diagnosis by a professional doctor.

Headache refers to a kind of pain with head pain as the main symptom. This is one of the common clinical symptoms. Headaches are usually caused by overwork, tension, cold and lack of sleep. After rest and enough sleep, it will disappear and will not attract people's attention. However, the headache caused by some diseases is a signal that cannot be recovered after rest, so we should pay attention to it. The causes of headache are complicated, both intracranial and extracranial. There are local and whole skulls; There are many unexplained headaches.

At present, headache is the main symptom, which is more common in infectious febrile diseases, hypertension, rhinitis, trigeminal neuralgia, intracranial diseases, neurosis, concussion and migraine. Investigate its reason, it is mostly because of feeling exogenous evil, disharmony of mind and improper diet after a long illness, which affects the collaterals in the head or brain marrow.

1) clinical diagnosis

What is the cause of headache? Only by analyzing the nature, attack time and accompanying symptoms of headache and making a detailed examination can we draw a conclusion. Here are some common diseases that cause headaches:

1. Severe headache with vomiting indicates that intracranial hypertension is common in cerebral hemorrhage, brain tumor and meningitis.

2. Paroxysmal migraine, lasting for several minutes at a time, with electric shock-like pain on the face, which can be induced by talking, eating or washing your face, and can be seen in trigeminal neuralgia.

3. Headache is manifested as occipital pain and jumping sensation, which is more common in hypertension. When the blood pressure is normal, the headache will go away.

4. Severe headache, accompanied by orbital pain, sharp decline in vision and vomiting, mostly acute glaucoma.

5. Headache, stuffy nose and pus, light in the morning and heavy in the afternoon, which may be sinusitis.

6. Headache with dizziness may be cervical spondylosis, cerebellar hemorrhage and vertebrobasilar insufficiency.

2) General treatment

1. Observe and understand the nature, time and accompanying symptoms of headache attack, and go to the hospital for further examination in time.

2. When you have a headache, reduce your activities and have a quiet rest. Use a small amount of sedative sleeping pills when necessary.

3. Sudden severe headache with vomiting and hypertension should be treated as soon as possible according to diseases such as cerebral hemorrhage.

4. It is suspected that it is a headache caused by acute glaucoma. Don't blindly take painkillers to relieve pain. Go to the ophthalmology department in time to save your eyesight, or you will soon become blind.

5. Taking painkillers, such as painkillers, Jietongding and Antongding, can only be used for temporary pain relief. Taking too many painkillers will cover up the illness. In addition, allergic skin rash caused by painkillers is also very common.

6. Treating the cause, such as headache caused by high blood pressure, can make the headache better by lowering blood pressure. Headache caused by ametropia can be eliminated by wearing appropriate glasses. Headache caused by cerebral vasospasm caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain can be relieved by dilating blood vessels.

3) "It is a drug containing three toxic ingredients". Here are some secret recipes for successfully treating all kinds of "headaches":

1. Take 25g gastrodia elata and pigeon 1. Wash it, add seasoning and stew the soup, and you can eat it in two days. Generally, it can be cured by eating two pigeons. In severe cases, three pigeons are needed. Avoid alcohol and kelp. Gastrodia elata is sweet in nature and can calm the wind and calm the nerves. It has certain curative effect on head wind caused by wind-heat in pregnant women, and has weight loss effect on obese pregnant women.

2. Use proper amount of raw white radish juice. Two drops per nostril twice a day for 4-5 days, and the effect is good. Avoid eating peppers and peppers.

3. Take 6 grams of Sophora tonkinensis noodles. Mix with honey and apply to the affected area. This prescription is suitable for migraine.

4. Use Malantou 250g, green shell duck egg 10. Cook the soup together, peel off the eggshell after the eggs are cooked, and then put them into the soup to cook until they are black and blue. Can be used for treating head swelling, headache and nosebleed.

Love tip: please consult the local regular Chinese medicine hospital for the above prescriptions, and select the prescriptions according to their own physiological characteristics and different pathological changes.

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