Headache, sweating, feeling weak

Headache is a very serious disease. If it is not treated, it will affect intellectual development, damage the cerebellum, and in severe cases, it will cause encephalitis. When you have a headache, sweat, and feel weak all over, it is mostly caused by a cold or being too tired. So what should we do when we have a headache, sweat, and feel weak all over? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

The most important thing to pay attention to is sweating all over the body. If you suddenly feel it recently, I wonder if it is due to internal injury or external infection. If there is no external infection, it may be due to overwork. Qi deficiency will cause excessive sweating, fatigue, headache, and muscle soreness after strenuous activities. Looking back, I am afraid that it is caused by external evil. According to what I know, you will also feel aversion to cold, that is, you feel that the cold comes from the inside, which is very uncomfortable. Generally speaking, when you first get external evil, you will not sweat all over your body. The development of the disease often takes a process.

The above is a preliminary analysis, but it is not as good as a face-to-face conversation, or a question-and-answer session between a fisherman and a woodcutter, which is difficult to answer.

If it is caused by being too tired or over-exercising, you should rest quickly, drink more water, and take other measures as you like. If you have an external infection, go to the hospital for treatment without delay.

Headache is one of the common clinical symptoms, usually refers to the pain localized in the upper part of the head, including the brow arch, the upper edge of the ear helix and the area above the line connecting the external occipital protuberance. There are many causes of headache, some of which are serious and fatal diseases, but the cause is often difficult to diagnose.

1. Rub the temples: Every morning after waking up and before going to bed at night, use the middle fingers of both hands to press the temples and rub them in circles. First rub seven to eight circles in the clockwise direction, then rub seven to eight circles in the counterclockwise direction. Repeat several times for several days. Migraine can be greatly relieved.

2. Comb and massage the painful points: Place the 10 fingertips of both hands on the most painful part of the head, and perform light and quick combing like combing your hair. Repeat 100 times each time, once in the morning, noon, and evening every day, which can relieve the pain.

3. Soak your hands in hot water: When a migraine attack occurs, you can immerse your hands in hot water. The water temperature should be the limit that your hands can tolerate after entering the water. Soak for about half an hour, which can expand the blood vessels in your hands and reduce the blood flow to your brain, thus gradually alleviating the migraine.