HEADACHES TREATMENT

CERVICOGENIC

This is a headache type that triggers due to illness or physical issue experienced by a person. One has to identify the root cause of experiencing.
Ache that one experiences due to the sudden movement of neck is often due to Cervicogenic headache. Experiencing headache when your neck is in the same position for too long is another symptom. Other signs of this condition are experiencing pain on one side of your head, a steady pain in the head while - sneezing, coughing, or taking deep breaths.

MIGRAINE

Migraines are recurring attacks of headaches from moderate to severe. The pain maybe throbbing or pulsing and affects on one side of the head. People often become sensitive to light and sound during their migraine episodes. They also become nauseated and feel like vomiting during their episode.
Anxiety, stress, lack of food or sleep, exposure to light, hormonal changes are among a few identified triggers that induce Migraine.

CLUSTER

Cluster headaches are a series of extremely painful headache that are short in duration. They may occur every day for a week or a month’s time usually experienced the same time each year. People often confuse them with allergies or stress due to their seasonal nature.
Its symptoms include an extreme pain around the eyes and the patient being restless and fidgety because of the intensity.

TENSION

In this type of headache, a patient experiences a dull pain and tightness or pressure around the forehead or the back of the head and neck.
Often known as stress headaches, they are commonly experienced among adults.