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How To Get Rid Of Bad Headache?

I have a really bad headache and have been vomiting everything I take in, even liquids such as ginger ale, tea, and water. I also feel extremely hot, i am trembling, and my chest hurts on the right side through to my back. Lastly, I get extremely dizzy when I stand and even begin to dry heave because I have nothing left to throw up. What is happening? I feel awful.
Tue, 16 Dec 2014
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Hello dear,
I can understand your concern.Apparently,you are having an acute episode of severe headache with nausea, vomiting, dizziness and along with chest pain.Migraine may present like this(except chest pain,which is not a feature of migraine).
Also,acute onset headache with severe vomiting is to be managed as a medical emergency because sometimes acute intracranial lesions may manifest as such.You should undergo meticulous examination by a physician and probably he may feel the need of a brain imaging study(like computerised tomographic or CT scan) and a funduscopic examination.He will also look for the cause of chest pain,whether it is associated with headache somehow or it is primary pathology,somehow leading to headache.I hope it helps.
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How To Get Rid Of Bad Headache?

Hello dear, I can understand your concern.Apparently,you are having an acute episode of severe headache with nausea, vomiting, dizziness and along with chest pain.Migraine may present like this(except chest pain,which is not a feature of migraine). Also,acute onset headache with severe vomiting is to be managed as a medical emergency because sometimes acute intracranial lesions may manifest as such.You should undergo meticulous examination by a physician and probably he may feel the need of a brain imaging study(like computerised tomographic or CT scan) and a funduscopic examination.He will also look for the cause of chest pain,whether it is associated with headache somehow or it is primary pathology,somehow leading to headache.I hope it helps.