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Originally Posted by ZephyrusX  Did you go to the doctor about this? 
Oh well, may be I'm just a big old worry wart. I'm the type of person who will read Bronte literature and then be utterly convinced that I have some how contracted TB the next time I have a cough.  |
You know, I'm so used to them that it didn't occur to me. Without the year-and-change break, I probably wouldn't even have asked on this forum.
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Originally Posted by aelle How often do you get them? For chronic health issues it might be useful to keep a journal to try and identify causes or triggers. You can track things like your cycle, food intakes, weather, exercise, levels of stress and fatigue, and exceptional events like travel, etc.
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Lately, every day or every other day. They only happen when I'm tired. Thanks for the tip.
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Originally Posted by Mariana Trench I get that as well--not always with headaches, though, sometimes just randomly. I never made much of it, since I checked for blood and there was none. I've also gotten over chronic headaches (they were diagnosed as migraines), around 30 months ago. I don't generally get any now unless they are muscle or diet related.
Not sure what to make of this--just interesting parallels! |
Glad I'm not alone! The blood taste is actually making me suspect migraines rather than headaches, because tasting(/smelling/seeing/hearing..) things that aren't there is usually a migraine thing.
I say that I don't think mine are triggered by diet because I can't see a reason they would have just stopped for so long.
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Originally Posted by Apresto You may want to check your blood pressure as headaches are a symptom for high blood pressure. If this is the case I think it is caused by drinking too much fluids and eating too much sweet.
If not, try remembering where were the places where you get the headaches and find if there is something in common with all of them, maybe something from the outside is causing them. |
I'm certain I don't have high bp, but thank you!
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Originally Posted by davidblunt My suggestion is to consult your doctor. He will give you better advice. Years back i was having the same problem and i was not known about my condition. At that time it was my doctor who diagnosed my problem and by following his advice i was able to get rid of my headaches. |
Yeah, maybe next time I go. Thanks!