Headaches!

[Miss Scarlett 25073]

I am someone who suffers with headaches. I get them when it is going to rain (low air pressure), when my allergies act up, and when I am stressed.

 

The allergy issues are being worked on with an allergist, so they aren't as bad anymore. Stress is manageable. But the low pressure ones are killing me. So my question is this, besides moving to a place where there is no rain, how does everyone else deal with constant headaches???

 

Or am I the only one affected by this????

 

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

 

Thanks in advanced!

 

Shortcake XXXOOO

[Surf_Nazis_Must_Die 8958]

The great lakes create all sorts of humidity and pressure, which can cause all sorts of frustration and discomfort for those with allergies/sensitive skin. Unfortunately I have no suggestions that don't involve moving to the prairies.

Sorry.

 

But really, the prairies can honestly be pretty great! I can provide arguments if need be :)

[Studio 110 by Sophia 150333]

Ohh yes, I suffer too with them. I swear by pepermint essential oils! Use at the first sign of headachs, and it will stop it in it's track! You simply place a few drops wher the root of the headach is, and within 5 min, you will feel it going away. But the key is to do it right away for the effect to work best. Sometimes I am stubborn and will wait, always regreting that decision. Also , for your health ans safty be sure you bring this up to your Doc, if you feel it is too often, could indicate something is wrong. I had my Doc give me a CAT scan, all is good tho, lol. Good luck hun from one migrain sufferer to another:)

[pipercub 795]

Shortcake I truly sympathise with your situation. My SO is a severe migrain sufferrer to the point where she is often hospitilised for pain control. We have tried everything from homeopaths to accupunture and al aspects of modern medicine. Presently she is with a pain management specialist but the side affects of the drugs leave alot to be desired. Your diet will play a big part for there are foods that will trigger migrains. I wish you all the best for severe migrains can be realy debilitating and crimp ones lifestyle.

[antlerman 17064]

i get them...not as often as I used to get them.......I use oxygen.....yup....if I can get to my bottle in the first few hours......wow.....amazing results....

 

If I miss that window..wow.....dark room..no noise..or I will kill you......

[E.D. man 691]

I am someone who suffers with headaches. I get them when it is going to rain (low air pressure), when my allergies act up, and when I am stressed.

 

The allergy issues are being worked on with an allergist, so they aren't as bad anymore. Stress is manageable. But the low pressure ones are killing me. So my question is this, besides moving to a place where there is no rain, how does everyone else deal with constant headaches???

 

Or am I the only one affected by this????

 

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

 

Thanks in advanced!

Shortcake XXXOOO

I use extra strength advil liquid gel, but store brand works just as well. The same ingredients are in muscle and back pain relief, but more so if that does work I use those but store brand as it is cheaper and works just as well. I prefer rexall over life but both do the job.

[Miss Scarlett 25073]

thanks hunny, been there tried that, I would rather feed them to the toilet then waste my money again. They did absolutely nothing for mine. I realize every ones bodies are different and will react differently to meds. I used to get hospitalized every month like clock work when I had my monthly's but now that they have stopped, I only have the annoying headaches left. Sometimes (very rare) they will last for days.

 

I have tried all the over the counter meds (they don't touch them). I have tried most of the prescription ones (some work for a while but then quit). The side effects ARE way worse then the headaches even though there are some days I am not sure about even that!

 

Thank you all for you feed back! If anyone else has ideas, I am still willing to hear them! Maybe just maybe one of you will find something I have not tried and cure me of this! Thanks!

 

I use extra strength advil liquid gel, but store brand works just as well. The same ingredients are in muscle and back pain relief, but more so if that does work I use those but store brand as it is cheaper and works just as well. I prefer rexall over life but both do the job.

[Apex2006 1071]

I am someone who suffers with headaches. I get them when it is going to rain (low air pressure), when my allergies act up, and when I am stressed.

 

The allergy issues are being worked on with an allergist, so they aren't as bad anymore. Stress is manageable. But the low pressure ones are killing me. So my question is this, besides moving to a place where there is no rain, how does everyone else deal with constant headaches???

 

Or am I the only one affected by this????

 

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

 

Thanks in advanced!

 

Shortcake XXXOOO

 

 

Well you could apply for a job at the weathernetwork! They cold use some help with thier perdictions!!!

 

lol

[SamanthaEvans 166766]

I used to have migraine headaches that were terrible. If I could take meds as soon as I had any symptoms, and then sleep for about 4 hours, I would be reasonably okay. If not... I swear I could hear a fly stamping its enormous hooves on the ceiling.

 

The headaches stopped when I became pregnant with my oldest child and they haven't returned. Some people find they calm down after menopause.

 

Have you looked into dietary issues? A friend of mine found that she had to cut coffee, red wine, chocolate and tomatoes from her diet. It worked for her. YMMV!

[Guest m**_m*****n]

Personally I make a strong cup of tea, have a have breakfast/lunch, and take a power nap after extra strength tylenol pills. Try to get good sleep I am sure you will feel better.

[animal 100]

i had savere alergies to animals since i was 16 or 17 i went to a homeopath (she is out your way)for me a few treatments and no more problem one of the girls at works son had croans the homeopath cured him which is y i went to her in the first place

[roamingguy 300292]

I used to get them something terrible, now, not so often and not so terrible.

First, I'm a coffaholic...and yes, if I don't get my fix, I get a headache from caffeine withdrawl...thats why I need at least 2-3 cups to kick start me in the morning.

But I also got headaches from other factors...the cure, I stumbled upon by accident but makes sense. First avoid cold. Just think of eating ice cream too fast, you get a headache...heat works (at least for me) When I get a headache now, I have a hot bath, water as hot as bearable. I climb into the tub, get most of my head under water (not nose or mouth lol) and have a relaxed bath...the heat usually eliminates the headache

RG

[drlove 37204]

I get migraines a lot, and my doctor prescribed a medication called Axert. It works like a charm, and stops a headache dead in its tracks. I swear by it!

[Miss Scarlett 25073]

Yes I agree about the flies! Completely! I hear a pin drop when I have one! My cousin is dietitian and she is monitoring my food, and when I had my historectamy, I lost the ones that came with my monthly's. It seems the only ones I have left are when it rains. It starts about 4 hrs before when the air pressure lowers and escalates from there. I don't drink coffee, (never have). Stopped drinking pop, don't drink alcohol, chocolate (well that is a hard one) haha. Tomatoes about once a year fresh out of the garden. I know it is not my diet, and now I am at a lose as to why the air pressure affects me sooooo badly.

 

I used to have migraine headaches that were terrible. If I could take meds as soon as I had any symptoms, and then sleep for about 4 hours, I would be reasonably okay. If not... I swear I could hear a fly stamping its enormous hooves on the ceiling.

 

The headaches stopped when I became pregnant with my oldest child and they haven't returned. Some people find they calm down after menopause.

 

Have you looked into dietary issues? A friend of mine found that she had to cut coffee, red wine, chocolate and tomatoes from her diet. It worked for her. YMMV!

 

Additional Comments:

First avoid cold. Just think of eating ice cream too fast, you get a headache...heat works (at least for me) When I get a headache now, I have a hot bath, water as hot as bearable. I climb into the tub, get most of my head under water (not nose or mouth lol) and have a relaxed bath...the heat usually eliminates the headache

RG

 

I use a heating pad and it eases it, but does not get rid of it!

[drlove 37204]

First, I'm a coffaholic...and yes, if I don't get my fix, I get a headache from caffeine withdrawl...thats why I need at least 2-3 cups to kick start me in the morning.

 

Same here.

[Apex2006 1071]

When I get a headache, I feel that a good release is what I need, but I don't think that Shortcake can get the same type of head ach!

 

I am of no help to you am I?

 

:)

[Miss Scarlett 25073]

Not unless your release can stop the rain hahaha

 

But thanks for the laugh!

 

:p

 

When I get a headache, I feel that a good release is what I need, but I don't think that Shortcake can get the same type of head ach!

 

I am of no help to you am I?

 

:)

[Guest]

I sooo totally know what your talking about Shortcake.. i suffer with headaches from the pressure, it really effects my entire day, when it rains like this just makes me feel like i cant do anything right (( sorry to all ))

im fueled by the sun n warm weather.. im always go go go go .. but this weather makes me feel sluggish.. Is there anything to take besides pills( advil ) ??? vitamins or something, ive tried drinking lots of coffee eating well,, sleep.. nothing seems to work.. AHHH!!!