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Shadow_Dahlia

Updated 1y ago

Severe Headaches: What Could It Be?

So I've had headaches that have started getting worse over the years and they are now to the point where they get so bad even tylenol isn't helping anymore and they last for days. Any idea what this could be or any advice to help with it?

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Ketch

3y

Chiropractor? I'm sorry you have to deal with that 🥺
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Chargie

3y

My headaches are triggered by food and /or by pinched nerves in my neck.
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Psalms

3y

Shadow u should try neurologist I suffered many of years taking meds for headaches so finally after all those years I mean years I was sent to neurologist they say reason headaches was not working cause I was having chronic migraine on Botox first dose I've seen a change so try that
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Tomato

3y

I’m sorry for what you’re going through. Is there any trigger for your headaches or do they just come and go without any relation to anything?
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Sharon

3y

I guess there could be many reasons or triggers to headaches but… are you sleeping well and enough? How have you been eating? Some foods like cheese, red wine and chocolate can trigger headaches.
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NonbinarySlytherin

3y

Talk to a doctor. I have vestibular migraines and there are miracle medications for headaches and migraines. Talk to your primary and see if you need to see a neurologist and or a headache specialist. Also, dry eyes can lead to head pain along with caffeine, being hungry/needing protein/sugar, and being dehydrated.
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Lora

3y

Sorry to hear about your pain! I was diagnosed with migraine after many years of headaches. I noticed that if I don't drink or eat enough it can worsen the pain. Therefore drinking coffee and water when I take Nsaids for the pain is helpful.
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AlwaysInPain82

3y

Tylenol won't help every type of headache and it's hard on your liver and kidneys, so please be careful with Tylenol and with NSAIDs, they are not as safe as doctors make them out to be! Please go to a neurologist for what could be migraines, etc. It sounds like you need to see a doctor.

The content in this post is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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