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Headache Articles
The latest articles on headaches and migraines from About.com.
Headaches on Super Bowl Sunday Super Bowl Sunday is approaching and for a lot of us it's a time to get together with friends and eat and drink too much. If you are someone that tends to suffer from headaches or migraines, you may want to review the things that could take the fun out of Sunday night. Don't worry. You can still enjoy all the night has to offer, but being a little prepared can make it that much more enjoyable. Review foods and drink that can trigger a headache. Just how do alcohol and headaches relate? You've got a headache. What's the best way to treat a headache or migraine? ============================= Headaches on Super Bowl Sunday originally appeared on About.com Headaches / Migraine on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 at 00:02:51. Permalink | Comment | Email this Tylenol Recall Expands Johnson and Johnson has expanded a recall of a number of over-the-counter medications because of a "moldy smell" that continues to make consumers sick. In November they recalled Tylenol because of a smell that caused nausea, stomach pain, vomiting and diarrhea. About three weeks ago, the company expanded its recall to include Tylenol Arthritis Caplets. The list of recalled products now includes:
You can read a full list of recalled products along with UPC codes and Lot numbers. Migraine and headache sufferers shouldn't be scared to treat their headaches, but be careful that the over-the-counter remedies you have on hand are safe for use. ============================= Tylenol Recall Expands originally appeared on About.com Headaches / Migraine on Friday, January 15th, 2010 at 20:45:01. Permalink | Comment | Email this 'Tis the Season It's not holiday season, but for some headache sufferers it is another important one. As the snow melts and greenery thaws where I am, I am gearing up for when the flowers and trees begin to bloom. For me, that's when the allergies start, and for many people, this is the time their headaches are at their worst Many times, what one person may call a migraine is actually a sinus headache. These headaches are caused by increased congestion in one or more of the sinuses, and the only way to get lasting relief is to treat the underlying condition--allergies are a common one. Typical prescription headache treatments may help some of the pain, but he problem will linger. Take time to think now about how you will approach your sinus headaches. Maybe you don't have sinus headaches, but what is your head pain telling you? ============================= Don't forget to join the discussion in the 'Tis the Season originally appeared on About.com Headaches / Migraine on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 16:07:18. Permalink | Comment | Email this Migraines and Depression Linked? It is quite common to hear a physician tell someone his or her medical issues are being affected by mental or emotional issues. Researchers in the Netherlands seem to have found a stronger, genetic link between migraines and depression. Participants in the study were selected from descendants of only 22 couples who lived in the same area of the country between 1850 and 1900, thus potentially isolating people with similar genes. They found that if people had depression they were far more likely to develop migraines. Migraines with aura were especially linked to common genetic markers. As with most genetic research, it's not clear how this information will help headache sufferers directly, but if nothing else it further legitimizes the connection that exists between emotional and physical issues. Read about how mental and emotional issues can affect headaches. ============================= Migraines and Depression Linked? originally appeared on About.com Headaches / Migraine on Thursday, January 14th, 2010 at 10:25:20. Permalink | Comment | Email this Not Tonight, Dear . . . Ireland hopes you have a headache-free Valentine's Day this Sunday. In fact, the Migraine Association of Ireland has issued a "wine and chocolate alert," warning people about potential migraine triggers that can come disguised as Valentine's surprises. Chocolate and red wines are notable culprits, but they warn that even perfumes and flowers can trigger migraines in some individuals. Make sure you let your partner know the types of things that trigger your migraines so you can have a more enjoyable holiday. What are some common migraine triggers? What foods should you avoid if you suffer from migraines? What can you do to prevent a headache before it starts? ============================= Don't forget to join the discussion in the Not Tonight, Dear . . . originally appeared on About.com Headaches / Migraine on Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 at 22:47:27. Permalink | Comment | Email this
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