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Suggest Treatment For Severe Headache And Sleeplessness

have been having bad headaches for last week get real sleepy early unusual AM bipolar so don t sleep well normally found rnot t behind right temple can actually . feel it throbbing when head starts to hurt bad can t handle loud tv lights people talking loudly
Wed, 16 Dec 2015
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Hello.
Thank you for your question.
From what you have described ,you could be suffering from Migraine.
It is usually unilateral and throbbing in nature and aggravated by bright lights and loud noises such as television etc.It is usually associated with nausea. Migraine attacks are usually recurrent and lifelong, most commonly affecting those between 35 -45 years .

I would suggest that you get examined by a physician before you start treatment for migraine. You could take over the counter analgesics for the headache for now.

Hope this information was helpful.

Thanks
Dr.Alex


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Suggest Treatment For Severe Headache And Sleeplessness

Hello. Thank you for your question. From what you have described ,you could be suffering from Migraine. It is usually unilateral and throbbing in nature and aggravated by bright lights and loud noises such as television etc.It is usually associated with nausea. Migraine attacks are usually recurrent and lifelong, most commonly affecting those between 35 -45 years . I would suggest that you get examined by a physician before you start treatment for migraine. You could take over the counter analgesics for the headache for now. Hope this information was helpful. Thanks Dr.Alex