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Chronic Gastritis And Constipation. Heat Sensation In Upper Abdomen With Mostly Left Side Headache And Vomits. Reason For The Headaches And Suggestions?
I am having chronic gastritis and constipation problem, feel heat sensation in my upper abdomen, quite often I used to sleep with a water padding or cold padding in my upper abdomen. Quite often I have severe headache with vomiting and then I need to take 6-9 hour complete rest in dark to be normal, most of the time I get headache in the left side, of course sometimes in right also,
Fri, 17 May 2013
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welcome to Healthcare Magic.
You have unilateral severe headache with vomiting, which subside after sleeping in dark for hours. Such clinical picture more suggestive of Migraine. You also appear to have acidity problem along with it.
Try to find out factors which precipitate headache in your case and prevent yourself from these precipitating factors.
Common precipitating factors for migraine:
-Stress and anxiety: Stress or psychological upset was the commonest triggering factor
-Increasing physical activity
-change in weather
-fasting
-Sunlight
-Some food items
Relieving factors:
-NSAID medicines
-Sleep
Before diagnosing migraine. It is better to get yourself evaluated by general physician to rule out other causes of headache (specially high blood pressure) and then seek consultation according to his recommendation.
Wish you good health and all the best.
Regards,
Dr Ashish Kumar Mittal
www.99doctor.com
welcome to Healthcare Magic.
You have unilateral severe headache with vomiting, which subside after sleeping in dark for hours. Such clinical picture more suggestive of Migraine. You also appear to have acidity problem along with it.
Try to find out factors which precipitate headache in your case and prevent yourself from these precipitating factors.
Common precipitating factors for migraine:
-Stress and anxiety: Stress or psychological upset was the commonest triggering factor
-Increasing physical activity
-change in weather
-fasting
-Sunlight
-Some food items
Relieving factors:
-NSAID medicines
-Sleep
Before diagnosing migraine. It is better to get yourself evaluated by general physician to rule out other causes of headache (specially high blood pressure) and then seek consultation according to his recommendation.
Wish you good health and all the best.
Regards,
Dr Ashish Kumar Mittal
www.99doctor.com
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