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Child Has Headache, Restlessness, Back And Neck Ache. Taking Wysolone. Help
my daughter aged 16 years suffered from severe headache 5 days back for 42 hours continuously. no medicine helped . she was admitted to hospital for 3 days . her MRI , blood tests and X-ray for spondilitis are normal. now she has been prescribed tablet Wysolone 20mg and flexon. but she is still feeling restless, a little bit of throbing in her temples , feels tired , doesn t like sound and light most of the time ,has back and neck ache ,is irritable and feels sleepy. What could be wrong with her??? the above medicines started 2 days back . she was discharged yesterday
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hello dear, t
thanks for your query at health care magic.
it seems your child is suffering from migrane attack with typical symptoms of headache, irritability to light and sound.
please continue same medication for two more days,
give her coffee at time of the headache, coffee contains caffiene that will decrease migrane type of headaches.
if still not controlled consult physcian one more time.
check her eye examination done after symptoms are releaved to rule out vision problems.
regards
thanks for your query at health care magic.
it seems your child is suffering from migrane attack with typical symptoms of headache, irritability to light and sound.
please continue same medication for two more days,
give her coffee at time of the headache, coffee contains caffiene that will decrease migrane type of headaches.
if still not controlled consult physcian one more time.
check her eye examination done after symptoms are releaved to rule out vision problems.
regards
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