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How Can Migraine, Nose Bleeding And Vomiting Be Treated?

I had a headache lasting three days, on day four it turned into a migraine. I have had this migraine for 2 days now, I have also had 3 nosebleeds in 24hrs. and vomiting that started this afternoon. I have taken ibuprofen for the headache, it didn t help. Other than that and rest is there anything else I can do to relieve the symptoms?
Mon, 15 Dec 2014
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Hello dear,
I understand your concern.You seem to use 'migraine' as a vague term while 'migraine' is a specific type of headache with certain hallmark features like-pulsatile,unilateral,associated with aura,having nausea or photophobia(headache increases on exposure to bright light) and lastly associated with a trigger factor.Headache for 3 days turning 4th day into migraine appears a general statement.Then 3 episodes of epistaxis and recent vomiting in sequence is making the clinical picture complicated.You need to visit a physician so that he may examine you well and advise accordingly. I hope it helps.
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How Can Migraine, Nose Bleeding And Vomiting Be Treated?

Hello dear, I understand your concern.You seem to use migraine as a vague term while migraine is a specific type of headache with certain hallmark features like-pulsatile,unilateral,associated with aura,having nausea or photophobia(headache increases on exposure to bright light) and lastly associated with a trigger factor.Headache for 3 days turning 4th day into migraine appears a general statement.Then 3 episodes of epistaxis and recent vomiting in sequence is making the clinical picture complicated.You need to visit a physician so that he may examine you well and advise accordingly. I hope it helps.