Headache starts at occiput, ascends to vertex and finally settles over the right eye.
Headache starts at occiput, ascends to vertex and finally settles over the right eye.
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Headache is a common symptom that causes pain and discomfort in the head or neck region. The pain can be sharp, dull, or throbbing, and can occur on one or both sides of the head. Headaches can be caused by a variety of factors, including stress, dehydration, lack of sleep, sinus infections, and more.
There are different types of headaches, including tension headache, cluster headache, migraine headache, hemicrania continua, ice pick headache, thunderclap headache, allergy or sinus headache, hormone headache (also known as menstrual migraine), caffeine headache, exertion headache, hypertension headache, rebound headache, post-traumatic headache, and spinal headache. The cause, duration, and intensity of this pain can vary according to each type.
Self-care steps that may be helpful in some less-serious cases include resting in a dark, quiet room, and taking over-the-counter medications such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, or aspirin. If you notice that your headache recurs often, disturbs your sleep and routine activities, does not improve with rest, or lasts longer than 24 hours, see a doctor immediately. Seek immediate medical care if you experience pain of sudden onset, confusion, slurring or loss of consciousness, weakness in any part of the body, blurry vision, nausea and vomiting, or high fever.
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1. Intense pain over r. eye, as if the forehead would come right over the eyes and close them. 2. Sick headache, principally r. Temple, beginning in the morning and increasing during the day; after lying down; > by sleep or vomiting. 3. Neuralgic headache, beginning in the upper cervical spine; vRead more
1. Intense pain over r. eye, as if the forehead would come right over the eyes and close them.
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2. Sick headache, principally r. Temple, beginning in the morning and increasing during the day; after lying down; > by sleep or vomiting.
3. Neuralgic headache, beginning in the upper cervical spine; vertebra prominens sensitive; numbness of occipital region; pains extend overhead, causing a bursting pain in forehead and eyeballs; < at 10 a.m., when lying; with nausea, vomiting, cold sweat, cold feet.
4Pain as from a tape around the head.
4. Dull pain in the back part of the head after breakfast, worse when moving and stooping.
5. Sensation as if the brain were bruised. With the headache giddiness, faintness, pain in the neck, pulsation of the carotid arteries, pain in the limbs great drowsiness, sneezing, double vision, and loss of sight.
6. Sensation of contraction of the skin in the middle of the forehead.
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Head; heat; burning; vertex: alumn aur(2) CALC(3) CHIN(3) FRAX(3) GLON(3) GRAPH(4) helo hyper LACH(4) nit-ac PHOS(3) pop-c SULPH(4). Complete Dynamics 22.5
Head; heat; burning; vertex: alumn aur(2) CALC(3) CHIN(3) FRAX(3) GLON(3) GRAPH(4) helo hyper LACH(4) nit-ac PHOS(3) pop-c SULPH(4).
Complete Dynamics 22.5
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head, pain, menses, appearance of, amel: cycl. synthesis Head; internal; menses; amel.; beginning of: all-s alum bell cycl glyc kali-bi kali-p LACH(3) lil-t MELI(3) verat zinc. Complete Dynamics 22.5
head, pain, menses, appearance of, amel: cycl.
synthesisHead; internal; menses; amel.; beginning of: all-s alum bell cycl glyc kali-bi kali-p LACH(3) lil-t MELI(3) verat zinc.
Complete Dynamics 22.5
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Brain feels loose when stepping or shaking the head; swashing sensation in brain as if torn.
Brain feels loose when stepping or shaking the head; swashing sensation in brain as if torn.
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