Rheumatic headache treatment

Rheumatic headaches have been plaguing people's optic nerves, causing many patients to suffer varying degrees of pain, some of which are even unbearable. With this in mind, I would like to introduce to you several methods for diagnosing and preventing rheumatic headaches. I would also like to share my little recipe with you. If you think my measures are effective, it will be my greatest happiness. The happiness brought by the good methods of the people around me is also a kind of joy of helping others.

Headache caused by muscle contraction: Headache caused by muscle contraction is the most common type of all headaches. It is caused by the contraction of the head and neck muscles. Usually, the location of the headache is not consistent with the muscle. It will be transmitted to the forehead, temples on both sides, and even the eye sockets. Due to the different locations of pain, people often wonder about its cause. In fact, it is just caused by neck muscle contraction. This type of headache is often made worse by increased work pressure or family pressure. It may also be caused by incorrect walking or sleeping posture, or by burying the head in work for too long. Regardless of the cause, this type of headache is temporary and can be relieved by taking ordinary headache medicine. Headaches caused by eyestrain feel similar to headaches caused by muscle contraction, but the former is more clearly related to the use of the eyes, and headaches are aggravated by excessive use of the eyes. In addition, emotions are also involved. Depression, anxiety, long-term stress, and neck arthritis can also cause this type of headache.

Migraine: Migraine is the second most common type of headache. It is caused by the constriction of blood vessels in the head. The symptoms of migraine vary in different patients. An attack is a series of short and severe headaches. Some people see bright lights before the attack and then have a headache. Some people only have visual symptoms but no headaches, but most headaches have some common characteristics, such as the headache will not last long, one side is more severe, often accompanied by nausea and vomiting, no serious complications, etc. Migraines sometimes occur due to the sudden increase or disappearance of stress, such as entering an unfamiliar environment, or when finishing a heavy work and preparing to go on vacation.

Headaches caused by head, eye, ear, or even dental diseases: Headaches caused by head, eye, ear or other diseases are the least common, and different diseases are accompanied by different symptoms: for example, headaches caused by eye diseases are limited to the same side of the head as the eye socket, accompanied by blurred vision, fear of light, rainbow-like halos, etc. High blood pressure can also cause headaches, so measuring blood pressure can help with diagnosis. Headaches caused by head diseases such as brain tumors often last for weeks or even months, and each time they occur becomes more severe than the last. The severity of this type of headache is sometimes aggravated by changes in head posture, and there are symptoms such as weakness in the limbs. Headaches caused by brain tumors will rapidly worsen over time. Discussion and diagnosis of the causes of headaches If your headaches are chronic and recurring, a thorough examination is necessary. Regarding this, your family doctor will help you find out what causes the headaches. Because some headaches are accompanied by eye symptoms, you must see an ophthalmologist for examination. He will help you find out whether the headaches are related to the eyes, whether you need a pair of glasses or even have a more serious eye disease. A qualified ophthalmologist is a doctor who has received complete professional training. He can give you a thorough examination of your eyes. If there is any problem, he will give you the correct medication or surgical treatment. Because eye problems are not the main cause of headaches, once the ophthalmologist believes that your headache is not related to your eyes, he will introduce you to other specialists for correct diagnosis and treatment.

Rheumatic headaches are no small matter, and prevention is the key. If you don't take it seriously now, it will take a long time to heal when you really get hurt. Therefore, we should not be too addicted to computers and other electronic products, but should do a good job in physical exercise and understand that sharing is a kind of happiness. Although rheumatic headaches are painful, there is always a solution. What we want is a scientific understanding of it and finally a reasonable way to reduce the damage to people's bodies.