One-sided Headache, Redness In Eye, Eye Pain. Taking Valance. How To Get Rid Of The Pain?
Hello All Team Doctors, My name is Naveen and I am 28 yrs old, i go through the terrible one sided head ache every morning. I am suffering from this since i was 16 years. when this head ache starts, right side portion of my head feels heavy, and eye turns red and i feel a kind of Piercing pain near by portion of my right eye brow which is intolerable. This pain stopped when i started to consume the tablet Valance OD-500mg every night as per one of the Neurologist and I was free from this head ache from past 4 years. Now, the pain has started and i feel this very bad at times of winter season. Please advise me to get out of this pain. I shall be grateful to you all. Respectfully, Naveen B
hi there, you have been suffering from migraine for the last few years and your neurologist had put you on medicine to keep it under controll and seems like it was quite effective as well. Now you may visit your neurologist again and get reevaluated and a new drug therapy could be tried. You can have the option of using drugs along with prophylactic change in life style, diet and some vitamine suppliments. Try and pinpoint the triggering agents and avoid those stimulus in future.Some alternative therapy like acupuncture, massages and aromatherapy have been tried with varied results and you could give it a try. Take care.
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One-sided Headache, Redness In Eye, Eye Pain. Taking Valance. How To Get Rid Of The Pain?
hi there, you have been suffering from migraine for the last few years and your neurologist had put you on medicine to keep it under controll and seems like it was quite effective as well. Now you may visit your neurologist again and get reevaluated and a new drug therapy could be tried. You can have the option of using drugs along with prophylactic change in life style, diet and some vitamine suppliments. Try and pinpoint the triggering agents and avoid those stimulus in future.Some alternative therapy like acupuncture, massages and aromatherapy have been tried with varied results and you could give it a try. Take care.