11 Chronic Daily Headaches
Some people tend to have headaches for more than 15 days during a month. This may be the case stretched out over months. Such people are said to be having chronic daily headaches. Such headaches may be caused either due to medications are taken for pain or any head injury. Sometimes it may even be due to tumors or meningitis. Such headaches can be controlled with the help of antidepressants, Metoprolol, Propanolol, anti-seizure medications, for instance, Gabapentin or Topiramate, pain relievers like Aleve (Naproxen) and Botox injections.
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There was this guy who was married to a blonde
There was this guy who was married to a blonde, and each night he came home with a new blonde joke.
One night the wife got mad and decided to show him that she wasn't dumb.
She spent the whole next day learning all her states and capitals.
That night when he got home he told his joke.
She says, "I'm not so dumb. I know all of the states and capitals. Go ahead, quiz me."
He thought for a moment and asked, "What is the capital of Massachusetts?"
She quickly replied, "M"!
12 Menstrual Headaches
Imbalances in the Estrogen hormone can cause headaches in women during menstrual periods. Such headaches occur three days in advance and two days after the menstrual periods. These headaches are not Migraine headaches. The symptoms that accompany such headaches are cramps and moodiness. Magnesium supplements can help women get relief from menstrual headaches
13 Weekend Headaches
Weekend headaches are those type of headaches caused due to excessive sleeping on the week end mornings or late sleeping. Weekend headaches may also be caused due to caffeine habits also. Such headaches are caused due to the high-stress levels experienced which get released during weekends. Across the counter medicines and maintaining healthy sleep habits will help to avoid weekend headaches
14 Emergency Headaches
Not all situations cause emergency headaches. However, though this type of head ache occurs all of a sudden it makes one feel like an explosive blast in the head. Such head aches come with high fever and blood pressure or after a massive hit on the head. Some of the symptoms of Emergency head ache are stiff neck and changes in vision or hearing. Some may experience muscle weakness and loss of sensation adding to the severe head ache.
