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HEADACHES ARE AMONG THE MOST COMMON PAIN CONDITIONS

  • April 29, 2009
  • Dr. Kevin Rod

It is so common that it’s importance is often neglected. There are few important points to remember:

  • Any major changes in severity of headaches needs to be investigated.
  • Any new major headaches needs to be investigated.
  • Ongoing use of pain killers can cause analgesic rebound headache.
  • Headaches can be secondary to other conditions like high blood pressure, stress, neck injuries, infections, etc. It is important to be thoroghly examined to rule out these conditions.
  • Migrain headaches need to be treated by preventative medications first or along with abortive pain killers to control the pain.
  • Don’t let your headaches become chronic before you see your doctor.
  • Proper sleep, relaxation, daily exercise and proper diet are essential components of prevention and treatment of headaches.
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