Causes of neuralgic headaches

Headache is a condition that many people have experienced. This problem is very harmful to human health. Long-term headache also has a great impact on patients' lives and work. Therefore, it is necessary to improve it in time after it occurs. What are the causes of neuralgia? There are many reasons for this type of headache, and after suffering from neuralgia, the pain is also very difficult to bear.

So what are the causes of neuralgia? The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding of this type of problem. When it comes to improvement, you will also know how to proceed without causing any harm to the body.

Causes of neuralgic headaches:

① Acute intracranial infections include meningitis, encephalitis, brain abscess, etc. caused by various pathogens.

② Acute sinusitis, maxillary sinusitis and frontal sinusitis often cause pain in the maxillary sinus and forehead, and purulent nasal discharge.

③ Acute orbital cellulitis is mostly caused by sinusitis, with swelling and pain in the eye and the affected side, protrusion of the eyeball on the affected side, redness and swelling of the eyelids and conjunctiva, and a significant increase in intraocular pressure.

④Acute cavernous sinus thrombosis is caused by head and facial infections, especially furuncles around the eyes or mouth. Due to improper squeezing, bacteria enter the cavernous sinus, causing infection and thrombosis. The disease develops suddenly, and the patient has severe pain in the eyes and forehead, swollen eyelids, and bulging eyeballs that are fixed in the central position.

⑤ Systemic infectious diseases are common in colds, acute tonsillitis, pneumonia, sepsis, etc., which cause headaches due to toxic stimulation and vasodilation during fever.

Periodic or paroxysmal headaches ① Cluster headaches are characterized by attacks that occur during sleep at night or at dawn and are relieved after getting up and moving around. The headache is characterized by severe throbbing and piercing pain on one side, with facial congestion, nasal congestion and tearing on the painful side. The age of onset is generally between 20 and 40 years old. ② Epileptic headache is more common in children. During an attack, the patient suffers from severe headache, accompanied by pale complexion, sweating, dizziness, palpitations and vomiting, which lasts for 3-5 minutes before disappearing. ③ Female patients account for 60%-70% of migraine patients, and most of them develop during adolescence.

The above is a detailed introduction to the causes of neuralgic headaches. When such a situation occurs, you can completely improve it according to the above methods. However, when improving your own neuralgic headaches, you must also make reasonable arrangements for your diet so that there will be no harm to all aspects of your body. This is also something that needs attention.