What are the symptoms of neuralgic headache?

Neuralgia is a type of tension headache, which is relatively common in clinical practice. The symptoms of neuralgia are significantly different from those of common headaches, and most patients are prone to anger. There are obvious tender points on the head, and neuralgic headaches have a great impact on life.

1. Patients often have symptoms such as dizziness, irritability, anxiety, palpitations, shortness of breath, fear, tinnitus, insomnia, back pain, and neck stiffness. Some patients have obvious tenderness points on both sides of the neck or temples.

2. Some patients not only have the characteristics of tension headache, but also complain of bilateral temporal pulsating headache. Headaches that have both tension headaches and vascular headaches are called mixed headaches.

3. The patient may have headaches all day long, and the time with headaches is longer than the time without pain. Headaches are often aggravated by factors such as excitement, anger, insomnia, anxiety or depression. There are also clinical manifestations of vascular headache.

4. The main symptoms are persistent dull pain, pressure and heaviness in the head. Some patients complain of a feeling of "tightening" in the head. Most patients have headaches on both sides, mostly on the temporal sides, occipital area, top of the head or the entire head.

5. The patient has no appetite, tasteless food, indigestion; nausea, burping, heartburn, vomiting, hiccups; abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, diarrhea; long sighs, throat congestion.

6. Patients with neuralgia should pay attention to their living habits, go to bed early and get up early, and avoid oversleeping, because excessive sleep will also lead to increased blood pressure in the brain, which will eventually cause headaches. Therefore, good living habits are the best way to prevent diseases.