
What Causes Severe Headache Along With Eye Pain?

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Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
I understand from your description that since 5 days you are suffering with severe headache, eye pain, unable to focus and pain in the entire upper portion of head. I would like to know few more details before advising you:
1. By what does the headache increase and decrease?
2. You have mentioned entire upper portion of head. Can you please describe more over it? Exact location?
3. What type of headache is it? throbbing, pinching, squeezing?
4. Is it present through out the day or on and off?
5. Do you suffer with frequent cold and cough?
6. Do you use spectacles? If yes, May I know the refractive power of both the eyes? Any issues with the vision currently?
7. Do you frequently suffer with this type of headache? If yes, how does it relieve?
8. Have you ever seen a doctor for this? If yes, may I know the doctor's advise?
9. Are you on any regular medications? If yes, please mention the names.
10. Do you suffer with any other medical illnesses? If yes, please mention the treatment you are on?
11. Please mention any other history which you feel is significant with your concern.
Neurologists are the specialist to be consulted for headaches.
I would like to reply you back after knowing the details.
Awaiting your reply.
Regards.


1. headache increases when i work on laptop, when I try to concentrate also. if I get to much pain I take a saredon that reduces headache.
2.upper half of the head. where normally we keep hot water bags.
3.type v of pain not sure. I feel like something is really stuck there and not allowing me to think. n giving me pain.
4. pain sometimes present throughout day. sometimes on n off. mostly throughout day.
5.no frequent cold n cough.
6. yes I is spectacles. power: <1 in both eyes. in one. is cylindrical .
i recently I am getting frequent headaches. few years before o was getting. but not this frequent.
no I have not consulted dr. I wanted to check whether I can consult general physician or some specialist. I don't take any medication.
I remain stressed sometimes. not sure of that is causing issue..
please suggest next step for me.
Looks like Tension headache.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for the details.
I have gone through the details and feel that you might be suffering tension headache which is commonly seen in females due to stress. It can be treated with medications and following stress free exercises like yoga and meditation. Please see a Neurologist for examination and prescription of medications.
In the meanwhile following these measures would help you:
1. While working on laptop, make sure you look away from the screen every 10 to 15 mins to a distant site. This will help in exercise of your eyes and do go for frequent eye checkup, to know the power of the eyes and change in power of the glasses, if required.
2. Take break from your work frequently for 10 mins every hour.
3. During headache, go to a calm place and relax for few mins.
4. Caffeinated coffee or tea helps in reducing the swelling of the blood vessels and hence headache. You can take a cup in between.
5. Follow routine physical exercises, yoga or meditation.
Hope this answers your query. If any further clarifications, will be happy to help you.
Regards.


Consult a neurologist.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for the follow up.
The symptoms of severe headache not relieving on regular pain killers might be due to its chronicity(you had since few years). In such conditions specific drugs like triptans or opiates would be required to treat it which needs to be prescribed.
So, Consult a Neurologist for examination and prescription, follow measures to relieve stress.
Hope this answers your query.
Regards.


harvest capsules, monteleukast n levocetrizine dihydrochloride tablets.
I doubt the headache is due to side effects.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for the followup.
I doubt that the headache is due to side effects of the medications you have mentioned as you have this since years on and off.
So, please see a neurologist for evaluation and treatment accordingly.
Regards.

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