Sorry to hear about your symptoms.
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First-testosterone mc it's important to know what kind of headache you are experiencing. If it's one side of the
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Radial head injury continuously for several days/weeks with no break in between this could be chronic
paroxysmalParoxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (psvt) hemicrania which fortunately is VERY responsive to a med called indocin. If you are having several attacks in a day that cluster for days to weeks separated by years affecting one side with tearing or runny nose, this could represent cluster headaches which also repsond to indocin. Finally this could represent periodic migraines. A careful neurological history is important in determining this and will help direct you to the right treatment.
In the meantime it sounds like you need to break the cycle of daily headaches. IV meds such as depakote, magnesium, steroids, or DHE can be helpful. Other meds include imitrex, maxalt, zomig which can be taken at home. Then,In addition to abortive therapy that will stop a headache or break a cycle, you will need a daily preventive medication such as inderal, verapamil, or elavil epsecially if it's a migraine headache. Get a second opinion by a neurologist who specializes in headaches or chronic pain. In the year 2002, there are many options for you to help you get better. GOod luck.
Like I said I may be way off, but it's worth a shot.
Best of luck,
Kiana
Sorry about your pain - I know how miserable headaches are, being a persistent sufferer myself who has had very few answers. One thing I have found, though, is that Paracetemol begets more headaches. I have found that if I use Ibuprofen instead, there is much less chance of the headache recurring the next day. I don't know why. For this reason, it may be worth trying a change of painkiller, after a proper assessment of the cause of your headaches, of course. Ibruprofen has its problems, particularly for causing stomach irritation, and you need to bear this in mind.
Good luck,
Jule