Antibiotics cause headaches

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Avatar f tn Stomach cramps with antibiotics are not uncommon (the antibiotics make the muscles of the intestine move more quickly, and can cause loose stool as well). However, fever and itching can be a sign of an allergy. It is possible to develop an allergy at any time in your life, even to an antibiotic you have taken before. I hope this helps.
Avatar f tn i had sinus x-rays which showed some sinus thickening and my allergies are under control and i have been on antibiotics for ten days and no improvement.i also have scalp tenderness and sharp shooting pais all over my head. i also have this extreme tired feeling behind my eyes.any suggestions?
Avatar m tn What if the antibiotics dosnt work?
Avatar f tn Plus the headaches and my hands sometimes hurt, but that could be anxiety.
Avatar f tn Hi, my ten yeor old son has suffered from migraine type headaches that the doctors have told me are sinus induced. An MRI several years ago showed a severe sinus infection that he had to take antibiotics for 30 days. He gets these 2-3 times a week sometimes. Could removing his tonsils improve his headaches? Is there a connection? He's only had strep once in his life. If anyone could help me, i'd appreciate it!
Avatar f tn Strep is going through my family and I know with my luck I will get it, but I will definitely take antibiotics to try and keep it from spreading even more.
Avatar m tn I started getting really bad headaches say 3 and now it;s wordsened so bad that I am dizzy and have chills. The Headaches are the worst pain, I want to put a belt around my head. So I went into my Dentist yesterday and was told, that I have dry socket. he took 3 seconds with me, and said did I ever think of going to my Regular Doctor for a sinus problem? that was it, he walked out. there was no meds, no compassion. no paper on how to care for Dry Socket? I cant get into my Dr until tommorrow.
Avatar n tn Teething is no fun and can cause numerous symptoms, including headaches. I know most people think of teething in an infant, but thats exactly what happens at 6, 12, and 18-25 (wisdom teeth) because its a tooth having to push its way through intact bone and gum tissue. When the other permanent teeth come it, there is not nearly as many symptoms because the primary tooth has provided the permanent tooth with a path.
Avatar f tn I just wanted to know if this was good enough...I am halfway through with my antibiotics and would have finished a month of Doxycycline twice a day (100mg) and will take another ELISHA TEST then WESTERN BLOT test after the month is up. does this sound good enough for the antibiotics to work? any suggestions?
Avatar f tn Headaches can be divided into primary and secondary. Primary headache disorders are headaches without a direct cause. Secondary headache disorders are due to an underlying problem, such as a tumor, medication side effects, central nervous system infections, clots in the veins in the brain etc. An MRI of the brain excludes many of the latter. However, there are certain secondary causes of headaches that i will discuss below.
9309926 tn?1405447056 I've been having a hard time sleeping I've been waking up with pelvic pain, sweating, an really bad headaches. Does anybody know what this is from??? I have strep throat an I'm on antibiotics and idk if I should go back to the hospital to get checked again. I'm 27 weeks.
Avatar n tn Hi, I take the Rx Midrin for my (migraine type) headaches. It does say "may cause drowsiness" on the label, and it does make me a little fuzzy. It may not be the best if you need to study, but it does help me quite a bit. God bless you.
203342 tn?1328737207 So does this sound like a tension headache then rather than sinus? So what would cause the tension headaches and why does it seem like it's in my sinuses? I don't know what to think anymore! At least this doctor decided to look into this more than the last one. I guess I'll find out, I hope!
Avatar n tn Maybe you do, but your doctors are just too hesitant to prescribe antibiotics. I had similar symptoms a few weeks ago (1 degree fever, sinus headaches, always feeling warm, tired, previous sore throat, only slight sinus drip) and they prescribed antibiotics and it went away eventually.
1361724 tn?1277666357 If you do have sleep apnea, your oxygen levels could be dropping too low at night, which can cause the headaches, dizziness, confusion, etc. If you are diagnosed with it, you may need to use the CPAP machine or extra oxygen at night. Do you snore? Has anyone ever said that you stop breathing while asleep?
Avatar f tn t even know if it was viral or bacterial. So my question is why after so long do I still suffer from severe migraines/headaches? Will they ever go away? My pcp's answer to my question is prescribing topamax (spelling?) But I was trying o conceibe (am pregnant now) so i never took the pills.
Avatar f tn I am now currently 5 days late and took a pregnancy test two days ago and it was negative. Does anyone know if antibiotics cause mp and how much longer should I wait to take a test?
317787 tn?1473358451 Some antibiotics can cause allergic reactions while others can cause direct damage to their liver, which can be quite severe in patients with chronic liver disease. For patients with a pre-existing liver disorder, the detoxification function of the liver is already compromised and substances that would normally be metabolized could actually accumulate in the liver or in the bloodstream.
1840402 tn?1355432565 Uti's can cause cramping and contractions as it irritates the uterus. The antibiotics are necessary! I'm sorry about the tonsils, my husband went through that at 33 and it was miserable. I can't imagine it during pregnancy, I sure hope you feel better. Merry Christmas, and God bless.
Avatar f tn Im just worried about taking a new medication,, afraid it may cause the palpitations to be worse, better yet cause a dangerous arrythmia!! Any advice would be great!!
Avatar f tn I am thankful i found this forum, and i have been reading about cerebral spinal fluid leakage. What i was wanting to ask is, my boyfriend has chronic debilitating headaches about the first of the month every month putting him down for 3 continuous days. He says it hurts behind his eyes, and at the neck area. He has some nasal dripping that is clear and just drips out of his nose. He has had several MRI and went to several doctors and they seem to not be able to figure out what the problem is.
1165964 tn?1296484064 So I've pretty much always had minor thrush on my tongue for as long as I can remember. Going by what causes I've read about, I don't have any cause. HIV is a cause, but I've been tested well beyond the conclusive mark, so I don't have that. Antibiotic medicines are a cause, but I don't even know the last time I've ever taken antibiotics. Not that I know of do I have a weak immune system (also a cause). I've always seemed to have a pretty healthy immune system.
9771234 tn?1405793808 You just need to be careful cause i think yhey say they cause yeast infections which can be harmful to your baby. So i would just make sure your doctor is approving them.
Avatar f tn Yeah, withdrawal from the nicotine can definitely can cause headaches. However, as Selma suggested, I'd recommend seeing an ENT to see if you have a sinus infection, and if so, get treatment for it. You can try getting some Mucinex, which is just an expectorant, and see if that helps with your sinus pressure.