My 15 year old daughter has been getting constant non stop headaches for 3 weeks, top of her head. This includes dizziness, nausea , ringing in her right ear, clammy hands, pressure in her head. One doctor said it was migraines and have her triptan, that did not work. The next day she went to emergency room and they hooked her up to an IV for migraines, that did not work. Another doc said it was a sinus infection.....she has no cold at all. No doc knows what it is. Could you please help?
Headaches are unpleasant pains in your head that can cause pressure and aching. The pain can range from mild to severe, and they usually occur on both sides of your head. Some specific areas where headaches can occur include the forehead, temples, and back of the neck. These headaches are intense or severe and often have other symptoms in addition to head pain. Symptoms associated with a migraine headaches include: Nausea pain behind one eye or ear pain in the temples seeing spots or flash sensitivity to light and/or sound temporary vision loss Vomitting Treating headaches Over-the-counter treatments Fortunately, most tension headaches will go away with over-the-counter treatments. These include: Acetaminophen Aspirin Ibuprofen For uncontrolled headaches should consult a physician Thank you take care.
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Headaches are unpleasant pains in your head that can cause pressure and aching. The pain can range from mild to severe, and they usually occur on both sides of your head. Some specific areas where headaches can occur include the forehead, temples, and back of the neck. These headaches are intense or severe and often have other symptoms in addition to head pain. Symptoms associated with a migraine headaches include: Nausea pain behind one eye or ear pain in the temples seeing spots or flash sensitivity to light and/or sound temporary vision loss Vomitting Treating headaches Over-the-counter treatments Fortunately, most tension headaches will go away with over-the-counter treatments. These include: Acetaminophen Aspirin Ibuprofen For uncontrolled headaches should consult a physician Thank you take care.