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How Are Migraines And Heart Palpitations Treated ?

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Posted on Thu, 3 May 2012
Question: hi I have had a very bad fuzzy headache for about a week now my teeth are aching mainly my bottom ones but I can't specificly say its any particular tooth and its not pain just and ache. But I feel anxious with the fuzzy headache its really getting me down.

The headaches are quite bad the teeth aching is just frustrating. It just seems its gone on for a while now. I have only had nausea on and off but as I said no vomiting. I have had a mild phlemgy cough for about 4 weeks now too. I dont feel sick enough to be off work just it all seems to not be getting any better and the headaches are getting worse.

I am 35 years old female around 5'9" and 11st not on any medication at present I do suffer with anxiety and IBS.

I have no palpitations, I have had nausea but no vomiting with the headaches, and no vision abnormalities.
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Answered by Dr. Kiran Kumar (17 hours later)
Hi,

I understand your concern. Some times, pain from heart does get radiated to jaw, especially lower jaw. However, at your age with no other risk factors, it less likely to be due to cardiac cause.

Since you have headache also, its necessary to rule out other causes.

The most common cause of headache with jaw pain will be Migrane and associated headache syndromes.

Such headaches are gradual in onset and peaks in few hours. Lasts for few hours and sometimes for 2 - 3 days. Occurs intermittently. Associated with nausea. There will be difficulty in looking at bright light during the episode and also to talk to people. Sleep usually helps. It gets aggravated with travel, exposure to sun exhaustion, stress, skipping of meals and lack of sleep.

Do you have any of them...?

Sinus related issues also can also cause headache and jaw pain.

I feel, its more to do with Migrane like headache.

Please consider taking an analgesics such as ibuprofen.

Consult your physician for evaluation if your headache persists.

Hope this answers your query. Please get back if you need any further information

Thanks and Regards,

Dr Kiran.
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How Are Migraines And Heart Palpitations Treated ?

Hi,

I understand your concern. Some times, pain from heart does get radiated to jaw, especially lower jaw. However, at your age with no other risk factors, it less likely to be due to cardiac cause.

Since you have headache also, its necessary to rule out other causes.

The most common cause of headache with jaw pain will be Migrane and associated headache syndromes.

Such headaches are gradual in onset and peaks in few hours. Lasts for few hours and sometimes for 2 - 3 days. Occurs intermittently. Associated with nausea. There will be difficulty in looking at bright light during the episode and also to talk to people. Sleep usually helps. It gets aggravated with travel, exposure to sun exhaustion, stress, skipping of meals and lack of sleep.

Do you have any of them...?

Sinus related issues also can also cause headache and jaw pain.

I feel, its more to do with Migrane like headache.

Please consider taking an analgesics such as ibuprofen.

Consult your physician for evaluation if your headache persists.

Hope this answers your query. Please get back if you need any further information

Thanks and Regards,

Dr Kiran.