Vomiting headache exercise
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myself a medical student was approached by my friend complaining of headache and vomiting.His mri is normal..opthalmologic studies were normal.. still he has severe headache and vomiting.. wat can be this suggesting.
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I have not had any more headaches until last night, when I experienced a similar headache. This time, I did not have any vision problems, but I did experience vomiting after about 5 hours. I only vomited once and then was able to fall asleep and slept through the night. Upon awakening this morning, I found that my headache was gone with only a slight lingering feeling of pain.
This could be one of the chronic headache syndromes like migraine, cluster headache or tension headache. Aura associated with migraine is known to have nausea vomiting, visual disturbances like blurring, tunnel vision , slurring speech etc . Apart from others, exercise is a known trigger to migraine attacks and that’s exactly what could have happened in case of your son.
Relating to overheating when exercising or in hot climates, headaches/migraines during/after cardio exercise – the migraines will have me vomiting 4-8 times, light sensitive, throbbing headache and temples, dizziness and sometimes blurred vision. Also if I get hot outside in the sun I can get a migraine even if I'm sitting still. After having bloods checked, MRI scans, back checks, neck checks, tried drinking lots of water, keeping sugar levels up, starting gently, various medication etc.
hi this is meena from thirunellveli, i in very worse state of my migraine and i could find out that its a migraine headache, my major symptoms are severe headache, headache in back of the head (bottom left side), headache due to light, sound and odour and in recent times i also have severe back pain and shoulder pain. can u suggest me the treatment and medication...
Primary headaches are usually harmless and easily prevented using medication. Secondary headaches are often more serious. A secondary headache following exercise may be a sign of internal bleeding or a tumor in the brain.
Primary headaches are throbbing headaches that occur on both sides of the head after strenuous exercise. Secondary headaches feel the same as primary headaches, but are often accompanied by vomiting, a loss of consciousness, double vision or neck stiffness.
So ive had no vomiting this entire pregnancy, today im two days over my due date and out of nowhere this morning i felt like i was going to throw up ..which i did and ive had a headache for the past two days now. Wince yesterday i keep getting lower back pain and sharp pains that feel like they run from my vagina to my lower back. Has anyone else experienced throwing up before labor?
Thanks ill try that :)
dizziness, ataxia, fatigue, drowsiness, skin reactions, headache, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, edema, fluid retention, AND increased weight. More information about this drug can be found in this link:
http://www.mims.com/Page.aspx?menuid=mng&name=Tegretol+LA+film-coated+tab&h=tegretol
If you are bothered by the weight gain, you can always go to your doctor and ask for alternative medications.
I hope this helps. Take care and regards.
Tell your doctor to prescribe you some nausea pills they work I got them from my first pregnancy
Its totally normal!
The common side effects of razo include abdominal pains, anxiety, arthralgia, fatigue, constipation, diarrhea, dry mouth, headache, myalgia, nausea, skin eruption, vomiting etc. Along with the medications & dietary changes, lifestyle modification is typically advised for adequate control of heartburn including regular exercise, avoiding smoking/ alcohol, sleeping with head slightly elevated etc.
Sometimes, upon awakening, the person vomits then feels better. These headaches may worsen with coughing, exercise, or with a change in position such as bending or kneeling. They also do not typically respond to the usual headache remedies.
There are many causes, and types, of headaches. If you are experiencing headaches, we encourage to talk to your doctor.
I am a 25 year old female. In the past 2 days I have experienced a headache that will not subside. I have taken Tylenol, which normally works for me. I have recently (past 30 days) changed my diet and began exercise to relieve my back pain. I have 2 herniated disks - I had a cortisone injection which has worked to relieve the pain and I have been feeling 110% better for the past 2 weeks - I have not used any pain medication.
I am a female age 36, uneventful health history except migraines during puberty and on bc pill ( so only took it for 3 months), healthy weight (118 lbs. at 5'4"). Exercise routinely, BP and fasting cholestorol normal less than 1 year ago. Non smoker, drink on occasion (less than 3x/wk.) 6 days ago, I had a full day of body aches, lethargy and that sensitive skin & scalp feeling.
Then i had a normal bleeding at march 14-16 that stopped then i had brown discharges and light pink for 3 days with associated cramps then i had sex again on the 23rd of march.then yesterday i vomit twice and had a light headache.
I had another doctor tell me that was ****. This is not a sinus headache. I have had several of those, this headache does not have congestion with it. I went to my eye doctor also and they said my eye was perfectly healthy. Up until now, I have not been a headache sufferer - I rarely get headaches at all. There is no stress, I am a teacher who was off for the summer. I have had a cat scan which revealed nothing. I have been told I do not have a brain tumor or meningitis.
I have had a continuous dull headache for two weeks now and no amount of medication seems to shift it. It seems to be worse in the morning, and I have a really stiff neck. Its there all day and worse when I do exercise or bend over. Im also pretty sure my vision is getting worse, although I went to the opticians who seem to think my eye sight is virtually perfect. The pain is tight around my head, and occasionally its tight accross the nose. Please help im terrified!!!!
This past Saturday I had an incredibly terrible headache and started seeing things, it looked like spots or bugs crawling on the walls and ceiling. I've been super sick to my stomach and dizzy ever since, is this normal? I read somewhere that stuff like this can happen with preeclampsia but my bp has been around 90/50 so I don't think it's that. Any ideas?
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