Headache
A headache could be due to a wide variety of things. A headache could be due to something a simple as stress, and anxiety. These can typically cause tension type headaches which create a band like pain pattern on the forehead. These tension type headaches are benign and can typically be treated with ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin and other NSAID medications. The tension type headache could also be the result of hangovers or caffeine withdrawal symptoms. There are many things that can cause a tension type headache. The tension headache is the typical headache that people think of when they experience the dull constant pain on their forehead. But there can be more severe causes of headaches. We will list these specific severe manifestations of headaches below.
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Migraine
Migraines can be a severe headache that is located on one side or both sides of the forehead. Sometimes the migraine can even be felt behind the eye socket. It is a severe 2 hour headache that is made worse by light, sound and other external stimuli. The Migraine is a severe headache that can affect everyday like unlike the tension headache and can be accompanied by visions and aura's. If you are having a migraine and need help do not hesitate to contact us at our emergency hotline.
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Cluster Headache
Cluster headaches are more severe than your typical headache. They are located on one side of the forehead and can be localized to right behind the eye. They cause one sided face redness, flushing as well as tearing of the eyes on the same side. These headaches are so painful that they may be associated with suicidal ideation. They can only be controlled by giving oxygen therapy and possible being prescribed abortant therapies. If you think you are having a cluster headache call us at our emergency hotline now.
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Meningitis
Meningitis is mostly due to infection of the lining that protects the brain. It is typically the end result of an upper respiratory infection with cough, sputum production, and fever. The disease then moves through your body and irritates the lining of the brain causing severe headache, with possible nausea, vomiting and dizziness. If you are experiencing symptoms after having a upper respiratory infection do not hesitate to call us at our toll free number. Call our emergency hotline now.
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Aneurysm Rupture
This is the last but certainly not the least of the causes of headaches. Aneurysm rupture is severe. It is a rupture of the lining of an artery into the skull. It is a severe condition that should be evaluated right away. There is typically a thunderclap headache that is described as the worst headache of your life. There is excruciating pain as well as neurological deficits and loss of consciousness. If you experiencing any of the symptoms don't hesitate. Call us now at our emergency hotline.
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