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A headache is a discomfort that usually arises from the scalp or neck. Serious causes of headaches are rare. Most people with headaches can feel much better making lifestyle changes, learning ways to relax, and sometimes taking medicine.

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It can be related to stress, depression, anxiety, head trauma, or holding the head and neck in an abnormal position.

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It often starts at the back of the head and spreads forward.

Pain and stiffness in the shoulders, neck and jaw.


The pain can be stabbing, throbbing, or throbbing.

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These menstrual migraines develop a few days before or during a period, or sometimes during ovulation. Symptoms are similar to migraine without aura, but can last longer or be more debilitating.

Hormonal headaches can also be caused by:

oral contraceptives.

menopause.

pregnancy.

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They are very common and most people have discomfort such as a constant, dull ache that is felt on both sides of the head. Other symptoms can include:

tenderness in the face, head, neck and shoulders.

a feeling of pressure behind the eyes.

sensitivity to light and sound.

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Alternative approaches include:

acupuncture.

cognitive behavioral therapy.

herbal and nutritional health products;
hypnosis, or
meditation

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About a third of people with migraines experience an aura that precedes the onset of the headache. These are visual and sensory disturbances that generally last between 5 and 60 minutes. They may include:

vision of zigzag lines, flashing lights or dots.

partial loss of vision.

numbness
stitches and stabs.

muscular weakness.

difficulty speaking

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The best way to treat headaches is to rest and take specific pain relieving medication.

You can find generic pain relief medication without a prescription, or you may be prescribed medications, such as tricyclic antidepressants, serotonin receptor antagonists, antiepileptic drugs, and beta blockers.

It is important to follow your doctor's advice, because taking too much pain relief medication can cause rebound headaches.

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A MOH is characterized as a frequent or daily headache with symptoms similar to tension pain or migraines.

This type of headache initially responds to pain relievers, but reappears later. Among them:

nausea and vomiting.

incrise of cardiac frecuency.

Sleep disturbance
restlessness, anxiety and nervousness.

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Headaches Explained! Headache Relief, Types & Causes