mrswolfwoodspiffypants asked:


I already talked to my doctor. I already know I’m near-sighted (known for 5 years). It is NOT a migrane, and I have the almost everyday, I wake up with them. And I’m not going to take any medications. I want natural ways please.

Oscar C asked:


I have been taking Imitrex (generic form) but I don’t think it is working. Maybe I should be taking another triptan and I am seeing a chiropractor besides this. I am still suffering from these migraine pains and been suffering from them from time to time for years. It tends to drive me crazy and I would appreciate some helpful suggestions from other “clusterheads” out here, thank you.

tripeace asked:


I have migraines and also tension headaches at times. I was wondering if there is anything I can do in addition taking medications to help with the pain and symptoms.

If you suffer from headaches, then you are definitely going to want to learn about all of the different headache treatment options that you have to choose from. There are many, however certain headache treatment options are going to work better for you than others, and so thus you obviously are going to want to figure this out.

The Different Headache Treatment Options

There are so many different headache treatment options that you have, and one of the best actually uses something that you most likely already have in your home – green tea.

Green tea has always been known for its incredibly healthy side effects, however not many people are aware of how great it is for headache treatment. Green tea has many antioxidants in it, which help to distress you and as well as relieve any pain and swelling from your head.

The best way to take the green tea if you are looking to get rid of headaches is to boil it and drink it hot, as the steam of the hot drink is also going to help relax and unwind you.

Another great form of treatment that is available for headaches is a cool cloth, and this is perhaps the oldest used form of treatment for this sort of problem. All you need to do here is take a facecloth and run cool water over it, and then place it on your forehead. Just make sure that you cool the cloth down again every time it starts to become warm.

Certain options are going to work better on other people and not you, and so in order to make the process easier on you overall, you are going to want to go into your doctor’s so that you can speak to them about what they think the best ideas would be for you.

There are also plenty of medications that you can take to help with headaches, however if you are one of the many people who are more interested in curing your headaches naturally, then you should stick with methods such as the green tea and cold facecloth methods.

Just remember that even if you suffer from really bad headaches, there are many different forms of treatment that you can use, and so you really should not feel stressed out or as though there is nothing that you can do in order to feel better from your headaches, because that is certainly not true.



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David asked:


My migraine headaches hurts so bad, my medications i took are not helping at all. Is there anything i could do to relieve my migraine headaches.

Jenna asked:


I’ve had this recurring headache since March. I think its’ a cluster headache but I’m not sure. Almost every day as soon as I wake up, at work. I can’t find any over the counter medications that will work. It’s always on the left side at the temple.

Greg asked:


I have an serious illness condition and i have migraine headaches & verdigo so i’m very sensitive to flouresecent lights & noises. The school official doesn’t want to provide homebound services even though the doctor filled out the application. I’m currently having a migraine right now and i feel very bad. Should i go to the emergency ? I’m helpless and none of the medications is helping !!! What should I do about my situation ? The school wants to file my absences as truancy.