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I have had a headache for days now. It's becoming unbearable.
It hurts to touch my head It's making my right eye blur Can't concentrate My words get jumbled The light hurts I keep getting dizzy And it's making me not want to eat I know I can't be diagnosed here. But it takes a long time to see a doc unless its the ER. Anybody know what it COULD be? It's killing me. My mother thinks I'm overreacting. So she won't call the doc. Any advice? Or any magic tricks to get rid of it? |
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What is your temperature, did you hit your head? Go to ER
I don't wanna say what it could be, but brain bleeding, meningitis and head injuries are serious |
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My temp is 98.1 F ... So almost normal. |
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Did you take any medications for it? are you also taking MAOIs, diuretics, high blood pressure meds. how old are you? I would suggest getting off the computer, lay down a dark or dim lighted room, head on bed with 2 pilllows, ask your mom for Tylenol
Pay attention to what might have caused it, where it hurts (one side, on top of head) foods you ate, any signs just before it happened, how much you sleep, and your stress level |
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It always hurts on the right side which causes my right eye to be blurry... But now it just moved to the left side, but it's not as severe as it was on the right side. The meds helped a little but it still hurts a lot. I don't take any regular medicine. I'm 14 year of age I don't think anything caused it. The last time I remember hitting my head was in late January when I crashed my four-wheeler and was pinned under it. But that was long ago. (I have a TERRIBLE memory so I could have fallen or something and forgot about it) I can't remember when it started. I know it was less than two weeks but more than three days I'm stressed 24/7 P.s. (when I lay down, the pain moves to the side I lay on. It feels like the pain is a thing and that thing drips or falls to the side I'm laying on. Is that bad?) Thank you for the advice. I am going to lay down right now. |
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sounds like a very severe migraine
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![]() GirlOfManyFaces, hamster-bamster
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but confirm with a dr of course
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Yes, it does sound like migraines.
You really do need to see a doctor to correctly diagnose your headaches. Most likely they'll give you a cat scan to rule out any serious problems. You'll also be able to get medications, to help your headaches. There's no reason why you should be suffering like you are, please seek help. |
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I started having migraines at age 3.
Since you are unable to eat, which probably must mean that you are very seriously nauseous, and migraines are very often accompanied by nausea, I would join others in suspecting that it is a migraine. OTC medications can give you rebound headaches. So they are dangerous. Prescription medications are better - there are medications for migraines that are very effective, but I do not know if they are used in adolescents - the class of them is called TRIPTANS. Your mother is being very unreasonable. There are no magic tricks, but there is an important requirement - you must be well hydrated, as dehydration will make the matters much worse. You cannot eat, but can you drink tea? |
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OK.
So, "Adolescents (12-18 years of age) may be prescribed sumatriptan nasal spray (10 mg)." - and the nasal spray works best when you are nauseous and cannot eat or drink. This is from a UK source Triptans | Health | Patient.co.uk I do not remember if you are in the US or UK, but if you are in the US, search to see if you can get sumatriptan at your age in the US. |
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Her not acting also means that she is neglecting you. So, neglect+abuse... you did not luck out for sure. |
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But Ive been taking pain medicine that also makes you sleep so I don't feel it. I'm highly considering the ER at this level of pain Thank you for your help |
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Look here, on this site: Signs of Emotional Abuse | World of Psychology in bold, the part that is relevant to you: [LIST=1][*]Humiliation, degradation, discounting, negating. judging, criticizing:[LIST][*]Does anyone make fun of you or put you down in front of others?[*]Do they tease you, use sarcasm as a way to put you down or degrade you?[*]When you complain do they say that “it was just a joke” and that you are too sensitive?[*]Do they tell you that your opinion or feelings are “wrong?”[*]Does anyone regularly ridicule, dismiss, disregard your opinions, thoughts, suggestions, and feelings? |
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