If there is a head, there will be headaches –
they are so common. Has there ever been any person who
has not experienced headaches? Probably not! But headaches
are not limited to just the head – they can also
appear in the neck region and also in the upper back.
The severity and nature of headaches tend to differ
from one person to another greatly. While some people
have them now and then, for some others, they are a
part of life. Causes of headaches include migraine,
stress, tension, excessive physical exertion, jet lag,
encephalitis, dehydration, brain tumors, eye strain
and sinus.
Migraine
headaches happen to both men and women of all age
groups, including children.
Headaches can be classified into various types such
as muscular or myogenic, vascular, traction, cervicogenic,
ictal headache, thunderclap headache, toxic, coital
cephalalgia or sex headache, red Wine Headache and
many others. Some people believe that the best treatment
for headaches is deep sleep – the morning would
be fresh, but that is not always so. There are those
for whom, the first thing they feel in the morning
is a headache.
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